Healing PTSD
In Utah

Understanding The Impact of Trauma

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a trauma disorder caused by a severe event or period of distress that puts the body into survival mode. Some of the events that could result in PTSD include: 

The effects of unresolved trauma can be severe and cause long-term damage if not treated. Research shows people with PTSD have higher rates of other mental health problems, chronic illness and even a shorter lifespan.

Signs of PTSD

Physical Symptoms

Stomach issues, headaches, dizziness, blurry vision, increased breathing & heart rate, muscle and joint pain, chronic inflammation, autoimmune disease  

Emotional Symptoms

Flashbacks or nightmares, overwhelming fear and anxiety, panic attacks, depression, shame, guilt, problems regulating emotions, difficulty forming connections and managing relationships

Behavioral Symptoms

Impulsive and reckless behavior, violence or aggression, substance abuse, self-harm behaviors, suicidal thoughts

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Comprehensive Trauma Treatment Programs

PTSD Residential Treatment

PTSD inpatient treatment provides 24-hour care for individuals who have experienced trauma. We offer trauma-focused therapy for adults such as Trauma-Focused CBT, EMDR, & Accelerated Resolution.

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Partial Hospitalization

Our PHP provides clients with intensive therapy while allowing them to return to the comfort of their homes in the evening. Our PHP gradually helps clients re-engage with their community, prepare for employment, and successfully re-enter school. 

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Intensive Outpatient

Our IOP provides flexibility so clients can continue their daily routines such as work or school. Trauma-informed therapists licensed in EMDR, CBT, DBT & ART can tailor therapies to the individual needs of each client. 

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Family Therapy

Our family program helps clients stay in touch with family and build a support system. Clients who have complex trauma may struggle with relationships. Having loved ones as part of the healing process can make treatment outcomes for trauma more successful.
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PTSD FAQ

Can you self-treat PTSD?
PTSD is a severe mental health disorder that requires professional treatment. During treatment, PTSD self care practices and coping skills for triggers will be taught. These could include mindfulness, deep breathing exercises, and grounding techniques such as yoga and meditation.

We offer trauma-focused therapies tailored to the unique needs of each client we serve to help create the best plan of treatment. Some of the trauma specific services we offer include EMDR, Accelerated Resolution, trauma-focused CBT and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. 

PTSD can cause a number of distressing symptoms that affect one’s mental and physical health. Some of these include anxiety, depression, shame, guilt, flashbacks or nightmares, stomachaches, headaches, muscle & joint pain, substance abuse and self-harm. 

There is no quick fix for PTSD, but with proper treatment and support clients can learn to manage symptoms and live a life free of being controlled by trauma. 

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We are specifically formulated to offer personalized therapeutic interventions to adult individuals with mental health disorders.

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We provide a comprehensive Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that offers clients the opportunity to attend group therapy sessions three to five times a week.

We work with most major insurance policies

Corner Canyon now accepts most major health insurance plans. Get in touch with our admissions team today.

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Liz Lund, MPA

Liz is originally from lush green Washington State. She is a life enthusiast and a huge fan of people. Liz has always loved learning why people are the way they are. She moved to UT in 2013 and completed her bachelors degree in Psychology in 2016. After college Liz worked at a residential treatment center and found that she was not only passionate about people, but also administration. Liz is recently finished her MPA in April 2022. Liz loves serving people and is excited and looking forward to learning about; and from our clients here at Corner Canyon.
When Liz is not busy working she love being outdoors, eating ice cream, taking naps, and spending time with her precious baby girl and sweet husband.