Post-traumatic stress disorder, also known as PTSD, is one of the most... read more...

Serving in the military is not like any other job. It’s a unique way of life that puts its members under... read more...

Treating addiction and healing trauma with clinicians and trained specialized trauma therapist is imperative for a successful recovery. At Florida Center for Recovery (FCR) when clients screen positive for trauma-related symptoms co-occurring with substance abuse disorder, they are referred to our trauma specialist Dr. Jon Connelly. Founder and developer of Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), Dr. Connelly’s... read more...

Post-traumatic stress disorder is a serious and often hard-to-treat condition. It can affect the lives of Soldiers and their loved ones severely and can interfere with daily life. Finding the right treatment can greatly improve a Soldier's quality of life. read more...

Facts issued by SAMHSA, NASMHPD and the National Center for Trauma-Informed Care (NCTIC). read more...

Learn about the different kinds of traumatic events that can impact the behavioral health of individuals, families, and communities. read more...

Researchers have been studying the connection between trauma and addiction in order to understand why so many drug and alcohol abusers have histories of traumatic experiences. Considering the frequent link between trauma and addiction, anyone working on recovery from substance abuse and addiction will benefit from an assessment by a skilled addiction treatment therapist, to determine if there are underlying issues that should be addressed. read more...

Untreated PTSD can contribute to chronic pain and depression undermining addiction treatment efforts. With Rapid Resolution Therapy, Florida Center for Recovery has helped many individuals struggling with addiction successfully recover. read more...

Rapid Resolution Therapy® (RRT) is a type of treatment for healing from trauma. Developed by Dr. Jon Connelly, RRT is designed to help individuals permanently overcome the negative effects of trauma with a fast and relatively painless approach. The process – which often takes as few as 1 to 3 sessions – helps individuals get their lives back on track practically effortlessly. read more...

Starting in 2010, Congress named June 27th PTSD Awareness Day (S. Res. 455). In 2014, the Senate designated the full month of June for National PTSD Awareness (S. Res. 481). read more...