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When trauma affects your sleep, relationships, or sense of safety, you deserve support. We’ll listen, understand your symptoms, and build a care plan with you.
In-person and telehealth appointments available.
Post-traumatic stress disorder can develop after a traumatic experience. Symptoms may affect daily life even when the danger has passed.
You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out. A psychiatric evaluation can help clarify what you’re experiencing and what to do next.
Unwanted memories, flashbacks, or distressing dreams.
Being easily startled, irritable, or unable to relax.
Staying away from places, people, or conversations connected to trauma.
Feeling disconnected, having negative thoughts, or struggling to sleep.
Your symptoms, goals, and preferences guide the conversation. Together, we’ll consider the next steps that fit your needs.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Discuss your symptoms, health history, and how you’re feeling day to day. Your psychiatrist will evaluate PTSD and related concerns.
02 / PLAN
Explore appropriate options, including medication when indicated and coordination with a therapist for trauma-focused psychotherapy.
03 / SUPPORT
Review your progress, discuss medication effects, and adjust your care plan as your needs change.
Dr. Iqbal works with patients to understand their concerns and develop an individualized treatment plan. His experience includes inpatient and outpatient psychiatric care.
Book online or call our team. Visit our Catonsville office or ask about telehealth in Maryland, Florida, or North Carolina.
Your first appointment is a chance to discuss your symptoms, health history, and goals. Let your clinician know what feels difficult to talk about.
Your psychiatrist will explain recommendations and work with you on a treatment and follow-up plan.
Coverage and participation vary by plan, provider, and state. Our team can help you check your benefits and understand potential visit costs before scheduling.
Speak with our team about scheduling, visit options, and insurance.
A psychiatrist can evaluate your symptoms and discuss treatment options. PTSD care may include psychotherapy, medication, or both, depending on your needs.
Medication is not automatic. Your psychiatrist will discuss whether it may help, along with benefits, risks, alternatives, and your preferences.
TruMediq offers telehealth in Maryland, Florida, and North Carolina. Availability depends on your location and provider. Our team can help confirm your options.
There is no single timeline. Your symptoms, treatment approach, and progress guide the length and frequency of care.
You can contact TruMediq directly. Some insurance plans require a referral or authorization, so confirm your plan’s requirements before your visit.
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