Brad Stevenson becomes one of the top sought after PTSD specialist in the Southwest

Jan. 26, 2013 - PRLog -- Pathfinder Announces a New Service
Are you suffering from nightmares and disturbing recollections during the day. Do you also experience sleep problems, depression, feeling detached or numb, or being easily startled? Do you lose interest in things you used to enjoy and have trouble feeling affectionate? Do you feel irritable, more aggressive than before, or even violent? Seeing things that remind you of the incident makes you feel very distressed, which could lead you to avoid certain places or situations that bring back those memories?  If you are experiencing any of these issues, WE CAN HELP!  Pathfinder Men’s Organization and Support Groups is a leading service/results oriented firm co-founded by Brad Stevenson MBA,PPDS that provides cutting edge support and tools through cognitive behavior change, habit re-programming and the introduction of solid principles that will help you sustain your new life changes.

As for all of our men and women, pathfinder support group’s offer a tremendous foundation for those struggling with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and any of the issues mentioned above.  By creating our safe and trusting environment, our members find it extremely easy to begin to let go of negative thoughts and begin to re-program these negative thoughts, patterns and habits for positive ones that support growth and life change. Those with PTSD often isolate themselves, or keep their pain and trauma private, exacerbating its impact. A support/results group provides an opportunity to break out of this limiting way of dealing with trauma.

What are the benefits Pathfinder support/results groups New Service?

Joining one of our support groups can help you to feel better in any ways. Here are just a few:

Knowing that others are going through something similar
Learning tools on how to handle day-to-day challenges
Meeting new friends or connecting to others who understand you
Learning how to talk about things that bother you or how to ask for help
Learning to trust other people
Hearing about helpful new perspectives from others
Re-programming bad habits
Learning solid principles that will help sustain your life changes

Nothing can make you feel less isolated in your struggle with the issues listed above than being together with a small group of people who have the same issues.  Now is the time!