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What is Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and how does it work?

Unlike traditional talk therapy, ART utilizes bilateral eye movements and voluntary image rescripting. It works rapidly to change how the brain stores traumatic memories, neutralizing physical and emotional responses without forcing you to verbally detail painful events.

How many clinical visits will I actually need?

Most single-incident trauma cases achieve absolute resolution in 1 to 3 structured sessions. Complex developmental trauma may require 4 to 5 sessions. We build targeted, rapid clinical plans with no endless cycles.

What credentials do your clinical specialists hold?

Every Resolve provider is an independently licensed, master-level or doctoral-level psychotherapist (LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or PsyD) with advanced specialty certification in Accelerated Resolution Therapy.

Is ART safe for individuals with active PTSD?

Yes. In fact, ART is highly validated and clinically researched specifically for active-duty combat personnel and veterans. It is designed to minimize distress during treatment since verbal narrative is not required.

Do you offer virtual or remote ART sessions?

No. The profound somatic resetting and structured visual guidelines of our protocols require physical presence within our sensory-curated treatment suites for maximum patient safety and outcome reliability.

How does the bilateral eye movement work?

Ocular bilateral stimulation replicates the cognitive processing mechanisms of REM sleep, allowing the brain to rapidly transfer traumatic memories from the reactive, hyper-vigilant limbic system to long-term storage.

What types of issues can be addressed with Accelerated Resolution Therapy?

ART is highly effective for PTSD, grief, panic disorders, sudden vehicular accidents, acute medical trauma, phobias, and severe occupational burnout — not only military-related trauma.

Can I receive treatment while on psychiatric medications?

Yes. Our clinicians will review your current pharmacological profile during the intake phase to ensure complete therapeutic alignment.

Does ART work on non-military traumas?

Absolutely. ART is highly effective for grief, panic disorders, sudden vehicular accidents, acute medical trauma, phobias, and severe occupational burnout.

How many sessions are typically required for trauma resolution?

Most single-incident trauma cases achieve absolute resolution in 1 to 3 structured sessions. Complex developmental trauma may require 4 to 5 sessions. We build targeted, rapid clinical plans with no endless cycles.

Is therapy conducted in-person or virtually?

In person only. The profound somatic resetting and structured visual guidelines of our protocols require physical presence within our sensory-curated treatment suites for maximum patient safety and outcome reliability.

Why is the clinic private-pay only?

To ensure absolute clinical autonomy, complete medical privacy, and to bypass the arbitrary treatment limits often mandated by third-party insurers. We do not report clinical data to public databases.

What is your clinical refund policy?

If your clinical intake review shows that ART is not safe or indicated for your condition, your intake assessment fee ($150) is automatically refunded.

Do you offer financing or payment plans?

Yes. After clinical fit is confirmed, patients can review transparent private-pay pricing and optional financing. We also provide itemized superbills for HSA and FSA reimbursement.

Can I use HSA or FSA funds for treatment?

Yes. Even though we do not process direct insurance claims, we provide itemized superbills upon request. Resolve is fully compatible with HSA and FSA debit cards.

Why is Resolve Healing Suite private-pay only?

To ensure absolute clinical autonomy, complete confidentiality, and to avoid restricting treatment limits often mandated by third-party insurance providers. We do not report clinical data to public databases.

Will my employer or state board find out about my treatment?

Not unless you explicitly request and sign a HIPAA release form. We utilize mdhub's isolated secure server infrastructure. We do not submit medical records to insurance registries or national medical indexes.

Is there a long waitlist to get started?

No. Our streamlined HIPAA-secure digital mdhub onboarding generally screens and matches patients within 48 hours, enabling patients to secure suite dates rapidly.

What is the minimum age requirement for patients?

Our private outpatient specialty clinics treat individuals aged 18 and older.

Do you provide court-ordered clinical assessments?

No. Resolve is a voluntary private outpatient specialty clinic. We do not participate in legal, custodial, or forensic disputes.

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