Robert S. Oller, D.O.
CEO, NSU Clinical Operations
(954) 262-4397

Trauma Resolution Integration Program

What We Do

We treat individuals age 18 and above who have been exposed to a traumatic situation and are currently experiencing problems in functioning as a result of the traumatic experience. Examples of traumatic situations include childhood abuse, rape, physical assault, or a life threatening accident or injury which is creating ongoing distress that interferes with day to day functioning and maintaining satisfactory interpersonal relationships. Whether or not they have experienced a traumatic incident, we also treat Individuals age 18 and above with dissociative experiences that are disturbing to them and/or which are interfering with their ability to function effectively. Examples of dissociative experiences include “spaciness,” difficulty staying focused on the here and now, not feeling real, feeling as if one’s surrounding are not real, losing time or not being able to remember entire periods of one’s life, and radically shifting sense of self. A combination of individual psychotherapy and participation in coping skills training groups form the core of the treatment package we offer. We also provide couples and family therapy to individuals with trauma-related and dissociative symptoms as needed.

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Who We Help

This specialized research program serves men and women ages 18 and above who: 1) are experiencing adjustment problems resulting from childhood sexual or physical abuse; 2) have posttraumatic stress disorder in response to a single event trauma (e.g., crime, natural disaster, serious injury) in adulthood; 3) manifest serious dissociative symptoms or 4) have problems with sexual addiction/compulsivity.