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Lonidier Psychiatry and Wellness offers trauma informed therapy and medication management for PTSD in Texas. After 27 years in emergency medicine, Cynthia Lonidier works closely with first responders, healthcare providers, and the broader community affected by trauma.
Schedule a VisitPTSD and trauma therapy addresses the lasting effects of distressing or dangerous events, including flashbacks, hypervigilance, avoidance, and sleep disruption. Treatment combines trauma informed talk therapy with medication when symptoms interfere with daily functioning.
Cynthia Lonidier's own 27 years in emergency medicine — witnessing trauma firsthand in patients and colleagues — shapes a practical, grounded approach built specifically to support people who have experienced it directly.
Your initial consultation covers your trauma history, current symptoms, and safety at a pace you control.
Ongoing sessions focused on processing trauma symptoms and rebuilding a sense of safety and routine.
When appropriate, medication is added to address sleep disruption, anxiety, or mood symptoms linked to PTSD.
27 years in emergency medicine inform how Cynthia Lonidier listens and responds to trauma symptoms.
Telehealth options allow first responders and shift workers to fit appointments around demanding schedules.
Lonidier Psychiatry and Wellness was founded specifically to serve people carrying the weight of trauma — the community of service providers such as firefighters, police officers, nurses, and other healthcare workers, as well as the wider Texas community. Trauma informed care here is not an add on; it is the foundation.
Yes. Cynthia Lonidier spent 27 years in emergency medicine and has a particular focus on supporting firefighters, police officers, nurses, and other healthcare providers managing occupational trauma.
It means your care accounts for how trauma affects trust, communication, and the nervous system, so pacing, language, and treatment choices are adapted to avoid retraumatizing you.
Yes. Telehealth sessions are available for trauma therapy and medication follow ups, which many first responders and shift workers find easier to fit into irregular schedules.
Yes, when appropriate. Medication may be used to address sleep problems, anxiety, or mood symptoms that accompany PTSD, alongside trauma informed therapy.
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