The best-selling author Andrew T. Austin who specializes in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment provides an online training to combat stress.

From the mind that brought you “The Rainbow Machine—Tales from a Neurologist’s Journal”, there is now an online training regarding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) being offered by Andrew T. Austin. Austin’s revolutionary theories on PTSD combat stress through new methods that counteract the perhaps ill-conceived treatment methods previously seen.

The training focuses on exploring effective ways of working with PTSD in the real world. Through Austin’s experience, he has found that PTSD treatment tend to follow certain themes that are formed by the cultures of various schools of therapy, and don’t seem particularly grounded in direct observation of the PTSD client. Through his direct work with clients suffering from PTSD symptoms, he has developed the online training to help combat the stress associated with PTSD.

An outline detailing the various explorations of the online training can be found online, and shows the difference between Andrew T. Austin’s work versus other schools of thought. Through his work in professional hypnotherapy and NLP, as well as his many published articles, Austin has proven himself to be well-versed on the subject of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, although some of his methods and theories have been a bit controversial. Through abandoning the PTSD treatments that seemed outdated and not based on direct work with clients, Austin was able to develop techniques and methods that has worked for his clients.

Through his online training program, Andrew T. Austin hopes that his work with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder can reach a wider audience and become effective for others working with clients with PTSD. For more information on Andrew T. Austin or to gain access to his online training, visit http://www.posttraumaticstressdisorder.tv/

Contact info:

Andrew T. Austin
Tel: 07838 387580
Ilex House, Cudlow Garden, West Sussex, BN16 2RL, UK
e-m-ail: NLP (at) hotmail.co.uk
Website: www.posttraumaticstressdisorder.tv