PTSD Treatment Services Massachusetts
Find steadier days and better sleep with structured, evidence-based care.
At Grand Rising Behavioral Health, we help adults process trauma, reduce avoidance and hyperarousal, and rebuild daily routines through an outpatient continuum that fits your week. Care is available in-person in Norwood and via telehealth for eligible Massachusetts residents
Who We Help & Signs of PTSD
Common symptoms we address
Intrusive memories, nightmares, or flashbacks
Avoidance of places, people, or reminders
Hypervigilance, startle response, irritability
Sleep problems and fatigue
Anxiety or panic, trouble concentrating
Guilt or shame, feeling detached from others
Challenges at work, school, and in relationships
Who We Support
Adults navigating single-incident or chronic/complex trauma
First responders and veterans coping with duty-related exposure
Survivors of assault, accidents, medical trauma, or sudden loss
Perinatal/postpartum trauma and parents managing birth-related PTSD
Individuals with co-occurring anxiety or depression (screened and treated within scope; we coordinate referrals when higher-level or specialty care is needed)
Evidence-Based Care for PTSD in Massachusetts
As an outpatient mental health center offering trauma-focused care in Norwood, MA, Grand Rising Behavioral Health provides EMDR, CBT, DBT skills, and medication support within PHP, IOP, and outpatient levels of care.
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EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
EMDR helps your brain reprocess traumatic memories so they feel less charged and intrusive. Sessions are structured and paced, using bilateral stimulation (eye movements, taps, or tones). You’ll learn stabilizing skills first, then target specific memories or triggers with your therapist when you’re ready.
Skills-Based CBT & DBT
CBT for PTSD builds practical tools to reframe trauma-related thoughts and, gradually, safely face avoided situations.
DBT skills (mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness) support steadier moods and reduce impulsive reactions.
Between-session homework helps these skills become habits in daily life.
Medication Management
For some, short- or long-term medications can reduce PTSD-related anxiety, depression, or sleep problems. Our prescribers evaluate fit, explain risks/benefits in plain language, and coordinate closely with your therapist so medication supports, not replaces, therapy.
Levels of Care That Fit Your Week
You shouldn’t have to choose between work, school, or family responsibilities and getting better. Our outpatient continuum lets you step in where you need and step down as symptoms improve.
Partial Hospitalization Program
Focus Areas
Safety and stabilization, intensive skills practice, trauma-informed groups, individual sessions, and medication support.
Good for
Times when symptoms are disrupting sleep, work, or self-care and you need daily structure without an overnight stay.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Focus Areas
Continued skills, gradual exposure work, relapse-prevention planning, and family involvement when helpful.
Good for
Step-down from PHP or when you need more than weekly therapy but less than full-day care.
Outpatient Program (OP)
Focus Areas
Maintaining gains, troubleshooting triggers, and strengthening routines at home, school, and work.
Telehealth from Our PTSD Treatment Centers in Massachusetts
Live too far to commute to Norwood, or prefer care from home? Eligible Massachusetts residents can join groups and individual sessions via secure telehealth. We provide tech checks, privacy tips, and clear guidance so virtual care is straightforward and confidential.
What to Expect From First Call to Aftercare
After your first call, our admissions team will send you a brief application and guide your next steps, so getting started is straightforward.
Start Treatment
Once your application is in, you’ll begin treatment with your care team and follow a clear plan aligned with your goals.
Programs & Level-of-Care Options
We offer Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and an Outpatient Program (OP). Your clinician will recommend the level of care that fits your needs, and your plan can be adjusted as those needs change. Our aim is for you to succeed and thrive.
Insurance & Payment
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Out-of-Network / PPO & Private Pay
Grand Rising Behavioral Health is out-of-network with most plans and accepts PPO/private pay. Many patients use out-of-network benefits for partial reimbursement.
What to expect:
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We confirm eligibility and estimate benefits before you enroll.
You receive itemized statements (superbills) for reimbursement submissions
We review costs transparently; there are no guarantees of coverage or reimbursement, and final decisions rest with your insurer.
Not sure what your plan covers? Our team can check your benefits and walk you through options confidentially and at no cost.
Why Choose Grand Rising Behavioral Health
Trauma-focused, individualized plans: Care isn’t one-size-fits-all. We tailor EMDR, CBT, DBT skills, groups, and medication support to your symptoms and goals.
A complete outpatient pathway: Move through PHP → IOP → OP (in person or via telehealth for Massachusetts residents), so progress doesn’t stall when life gets busy.
Licensed clinicians and privacy-forward admissions: Your information is handled with discretion and in accordance with HIPAA requirements.
Comfortable, calming environment: Our Norwood setting is designed to reduce sensory load and help you focus on healing.
Accessible across Massachusetts: Flexible scheduling and telehealth make it easier to start and stick with care.
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Serving Patients Across Massachusetts
In-person in Norwood (Greater Boston/MetroWest/South Shore) and telehealth statewide. Many patients come from nearby towns and commute corridors; others join virtually from across Massachusetts to minimize travel.
