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A fast medical procedure to help the body feel safe again.
For healthcare & mental health professionals
The science behind SGB, explained simply.
When someone has PTSD, their body's safety alarm gets stuck in the "on" position.
A quick, simple injection near a nerve in the neck acts like a reboot switch for that alarm.
Once the alarm is turned off, the patient often feels calm and safe again right away.
Join a growing group of doctors and therapists. Share ideas, ask questions, and learn in a safe space. You will not have to do this work alone.
It is normal to have questions about a treatment that sounds this simple. Let’s look at the facts so you can feel good about sharing this option with those in your care.
Most patients say it feels like a small pinch. The whole thing takes only a few minutes, and we make sure they are very comfortable the entire time.
For many people, the calm feeling lasts for months or even years. It gives their brain a break so that other therapies can finally start to work.
No, it is not a cure by itself. Think of it as turning off a loud body alarm. Once the alarm stops, the real healing work can begin.
Serious problems are very rare. Sometimes a patient gets a droopy eye or a hoarse voice for a few hours, but it goes away quickly.
Studies show that a large majority of patients see a deep drop in their symptoms. This calm often starts just 30 minutes after the block.
Reference: Published in top medical journals focused on pain and trauma care.
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