Post Traumatic Stress & Psychosomatic Disorder Treatment in Dubai
Solution Overview
Subconscious, Psychological & Nervous System–Based Intervention
Post Traumatic Stress and psychosomatic disorders reflect the impact of unresolved stress, trauma, and emotional dysregulation on both psychological and physiological systems. These conditions arise when the nervous system remains persistently activated, leading to symptoms that affect emotional regulation, cognition, and bodily function.
At The Wellbeing Sanctuary, we provide integrative treatment in Dubai that addresses the shared neuro-psychological and psychosomatic mechanisms underlying post traumatic stress and stress-related physical symptoms.
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Understanding Post Traumatic Stress & Psychosomatic Disorders
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Post Traumatic Stress develops when exposure to overwhelming or distressing events results in persistent nervous system hyper-arousal and maladaptive stress responses. Psychosomatic disorders occur when unresolved psychological stressors and emotional processes manifest as physical symptoms without an identifiable structural medical cause.
Both conditions involve interaction between:
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Subconscious memory encoding and retrieval
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Nervous system dysregulation
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Emotional processing and stress response patterns
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Cognitive interpretation of threat and safety
This shared framework recognises that psychological stress can produce measurable physiological effects through sustained autonomic and neuroendocrine activation.
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Common Psychosomatic Presentations
Psychosomatic symptoms may include:
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Chronic pain without clear medical explanation
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Gastrointestinal disturbances
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Headaches or migraines
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Fatigue or weakness
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Muscle tension and somatic discomfort
These symptoms are real, measurable, and often maintained by persistent stress and emotional processing patterns.
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You may benefit from professional support if you experience:
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Intrusive memories, flashbacks, or distressing recollections
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Hyper-vigilance or exaggerated stress reactions
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Sleep disturbances linked to stress or trauma
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Physical symptoms triggered or worsened by emotional states
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Persistent bodily discomfort with no definitive medical diagnosis
Early intervention supports improved regulation and long-term outcomes.
Our Approach
Our treatment model integrates subconscious-based therapy, nervous system regulation, and evidence-informed psychological interventions. The focus is on identifying and modifying the internal processes that sustain stress responses and psychosomatic symptoms.
Treatment may involve:
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Subconscious pattern assessment and restructuring
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Regulation of autonomic nervous system activity
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Emotional processing and stress response modulation
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Cognitive support for threat perception and safety recalibration
This approach aims to reduce both psychological distress and associated physical symptoms by restoring regulatory balance.