WHOLESOME CLINIC
Integrative Psychiatry & Wellness
Whole Mind. Whole Body. Wholesome.
In-person care in Frisco, TX • Telehealth in TX, CO, NM, OK, LA , OR & AR
Looking for PTSD treatment in Frisco, TX? Wholesome Clinic provides psychiatric evaluations, non-controlled medication management when appropriate, and follow-up care for trauma-related symptoms.
We begin with a careful, trauma-informed evaluation to understand your symptoms, history, current stressors, sleep, anxiety, mood, medications, and whether therapy or additional support should be part of your care plan.
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PTSD can affect sleep, mood, concentration, relationships, work, parenting, safety, and the ability to feel calm in daily life. Symptoms may develop after a single traumatic event or after repeated exposure to distressing experiences.
At Wholesome Clinic, we approach PTSD care with respect, clinical structure, and emotional safety. You do not need to share every detail of what happened in order to begin care. Your evaluation focuses on what you are experiencing now, how symptoms are affecting your life, and what support may help.
Our role is psychiatric evaluation and medication management with a whole-person perspective. When dedicated trauma therapy is recommended, we discuss referrals and coordination so your care feels connected rather than fragmented.
We review symptoms carefully while avoiding unnecessary pressure to retell painful details before you are ready.
Treatment recommendations are tailored to each patient's symptoms, goals, and clinical needs using evidence-based therapies and medication options when clinically appropriate.
When trauma-focused therapy is needed, we help clarify next steps and referral options.
PTSD symptoms can show up emotionally, physically, mentally, and behaviorally. Your evaluation helps clarify what you are experiencing and whether PTSD, anxiety, depression, panic, insomnia, or another condition may be contributing.
Unwanted memories, flashbacks, nightmares, or distressing reminders connected to past trauma.
Feeling constantly on edge, easily startled, unsafe, tense, watchful, or unable to relax.
Avoiding places, conversations, people, memories, activities, or situations that bring up reminders.
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, nightmares, restless sleep, or waking feeling exhausted.
Irritability, guilt, shame, sadness, emotional numbness, anger, disconnection, or loss of interest.
PTSD often overlaps with anxiety, depression, panic attacks, insomnia, ADHD, and stress-related symptoms.
PTSD treatment should support long-term recovery, emotional regulation, sleep, safety, and daily functioning — not simply sedate symptoms temporarily.
We provide individualized, evidence-based treatment for PTSD, anxiety, panic disorder, and trauma-related conditions using psychotherapy recommendations, trauma-informed care, behavioral strategies, and medication management when clinically appropriate. Benzodiazepines are not routinely prescribed because they are generally not recommended as first-line long-term treatment for PTSD and many anxiety disorders. When appropriate, we will discuss referral options.
When medication is appropriate, we focus on non-controlled options and careful follow-up. We also discuss therapy referrals, sleep support, coping strategies, safety planning, and coordination with other providers when needed.
Getting started is straightforward. Here is how PTSD treatment works at Wholesome Clinic.
Book online through our psychiatry booking page or call 972-905-9435. Appointments are available in person in Frisco and by telehealth in licensed states.
You will complete intake forms before your visit so your provider can review symptoms, history, current medications, safety concerns, and treatment goals.
If treatment is appropriate, your provider discusses non-controlled medication options, therapy referral, coping strategies, follow-up planning, and safety support if needed.
Follow-up visits help monitor sleep, mood, anxiety, medication response, side effects, functioning, and whether additional support is needed.
We believe you should know what to expect before you schedule.
Self-pay rate. Insurance billing is available; patient responsibility varies by plan and deductible status.
Self-pay rate. Insurance billing is available; patient responsibility varies by plan.
Prescriptions are sent to your preferred pharmacy when clinically appropriate. Medication cost depends on your insurance and pharmacy benefits.
Your PTSD evaluation is designed to understand your symptoms and needs while respecting your pace. You do not need to share every detail of your trauma to begin care.
Wholesome Clinic offers in-person PTSD treatment in Frisco, TX and telehealth appointments across licensed states.
In-person PTSD care is available in Frisco, and telehealth is available across Texas.
Yes. Wholesome Clinic provides PTSD evaluations, non-controlled medication management when appropriate, and follow-up care in Frisco, TX and through telehealth in licensed states.
The initial evaluation is $159 self-pay, and follow-up visits are $109 self-pay. Insurance billing is available, and patient responsibility depends on the insurance plan.
We provide individualized, evidence-based treatment for PTSD using trauma-informed care, psychotherapy recommendations, behavioral strategies, and medication management when clinically appropriate. Benzodiazepines, sedatives, and other controlled substances are not routinely prescribed. When these medications are determined to be the most appropriate treatment, we will discuss appropriate referral options.
Yes. Telehealth appointments are available for patients in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. In-person visits are also available in Frisco.
No. Your evaluation focuses on symptoms, safety, functioning, and treatment needs. You do not have to retell every detail of your trauma to begin care.
Medication may help some symptoms, but therapy is often an important part of PTSD care. Your provider may recommend trauma-focused therapy or other supportive referrals.
Yes. PTSD can overlap with panic attacks, insomnia, anxiety, depression, irritability, nightmares, and difficulty concentrating.
If medication is not appropriate or not preferred, your provider may discuss therapy referral, coping strategies, lifestyle changes, safety planning, or additional support options.
If trauma-related symptoms are affecting your sleep, mood, relationships, work, or ability to feel safe, a PTSD evaluation can help clarify what is happening and what support may help.
PTSD treatment in Frisco, TX — with telehealth options across licensed states.