PTSD Treatment

Online PTSD Evaluation & Treatment for Adults

Trauma-informed psychiatric evaluation and personalized medication management from our psychiatric providers — convenient online appointments across Ohio.

  • Major commercial insurance accepted
  • Convenient online appointments in Ohio
  • Comprehensive evaluations and medication management
Accepting New Patients

Next Available PTSD Appointment

Monday, October 19

$25Zyra Average Patient Copay

Based on Zyra Mental Health patient data for eligible commercial insurance plans. $25 is an average, not a guaranteed copay. Your actual costs may vary by plan, deductible, coinsurance, clinician, and covered services. Some patients may owe more.

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PTSD treatment is covered by most major insurance plans

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Recognizing PTSD

Is Trauma Still Affecting Your Everyday Life?

After a traumatic experience, some people develop symptoms that affect sleep, mood, relationships, and daily activities. PTSD can look different from person to person.

Unwanted Memories

Upsetting memories or thoughts about a past experience that return unexpectedly.

Nightmares or Sleep Problems

Trouble sleeping or having upsetting dreams.

Feeling Constantly on Alert

Feeling tense, watchful, or unsafe even when there is no immediate danger.

Avoiding Reminders

Staying away from places, people, or situations that bring back difficult memories.

Changes in Mood

Feeling more fearful, irritable, disconnected, or emotionally numb.

Difficulty Concentrating

Finding it hard to focus or manage everyday responsibilities.

These experiences can have causes other than PTSD, and a professional evaluation can help determine what may be contributing. Having symptoms does not by itself mean you have PTSD.

In crisis?

Zyra provides scheduled outpatient psychiatric care and is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are in immediate crisis or danger, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), dial 911, or go to your nearest emergency room. Sudden chest pain or other symptoms that could signal a medical emergency should be evaluated immediately by calling 911.

Trauma-Informed Psychiatric Care

PTSD Care That Starts With Understanding You

PTSD affects people in different ways. Our psychiatric providers take time to understand your symptoms, health history, and treatment goals, while respecting your comfort and privacy.

Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation

We review your symptoms, health history, sleep, mood, and how you're managing everyday life.

Personalized Medication Management

We discuss medication options based on your symptoms, past treatment experiences, and individual needs.

Ongoing Psychiatric Support

Follow-up visits help us monitor treatment response, discuss side effects, and adjust care when appropriate.

You can discuss your symptoms without being expected to describe every detail of a traumatic experience. Evaluations may identify conditions other than PTSD or conditions occurring alongside it. Medication is not always required.

Your Care Team

Meet Your PTSD Care Team

Dr. Shayna Popkin, D.O.
Accepting Patients

Dr. Shayna Popkin, D.O.

Board-Certified Psychiatrist

Board-certified psychiatrist experienced in evaluating and treating adult PTSD and co-occurring conditions.

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Jordan McCartney, PMHNP-BC
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Jordan McCartney, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Board-certified PMHNP with more than 10 years in mental health, providing evidence-based PTSD evaluation and medication management for adults.

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Anand Brahmbhatt, PMHNP-BC
Accepting Patients

Anand Brahmbhatt, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Board-certified PMHNP trained at Vanderbilt, with extensive experience in mood and anxiety disorders including trauma-related conditions across the lifespan.

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Treatment Options

Personalized PTSD Medication Management

Medication may help manage some PTSD symptoms, such as anxiety, low mood, or sleep difficulties. Our psychiatric providers review your symptoms, medical history, and previous treatments before recommending medication.

Medication Evaluation

Your provider reviews your symptoms and treatment history to see if medication may help.

Medication Management

Your provider discusses medication options, including benefits and side effects, based on your needs.

Ongoing Monitoring and Follow-Up

Regular visits help your provider check how your medication is working and adjust it if needed.

We do not guarantee prescriptions, medication effectiveness, or specific outcomes. Treatment decisions depend on your individual clinical evaluation.

What About Therapy for PTSD?

Trauma-focused therapy is an important treatment for PTSD. It can help people work through difficult experiences and manage symptoms.

Zyra focuses on psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Your provider may suggest working with an outside therapist who offers trauma-focused therapy. We do not provide these therapies or guarantee referrals.

Getting Started

Getting Started With PTSD Care Is Simple

1

Book a PTSD Appointment

Complete our short appointment-request form. Our team will help confirm availability and insurance eligibility.

2

Meet Your Psychiatric Provider

Complete a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, typically scheduled for 60 minutes.

3

Develop Your Treatment Plan

Discuss your evaluation findings and appropriate treatment options, including medication management when clinically indicated.

4

Continue Your Care

Attend follow-up appointments to monitor symptoms, treatment response, and changing needs.

Two Pathways

Whether You're Seeking Answers or Ongoing PTSD Care, We Can Help

Wondering Whether You Have PTSD?

For adults experiencing unwanted memories, sleep problems, feeling constantly on alert, or other trauma-related symptoms, our providers offer psychiatric evaluations to help determine appropriate next steps.

Already Diagnosed With PTSD?

If you've previously received a PTSD diagnosis or tried treatment, our psychiatric providers can review your history and discuss medication management and ongoing care.

Why Zyra

Why Choose Zyra for PTSD Care?

Care That Respects Your Experience

We take time to understand your symptoms and concerns while respecting your comfort and privacy.

Personalized Medication Management

Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, health history, and previous care.

Support That Changes With Your Needs

Ongoing appointments help your provider review treatment response and adjust your care.

Convenient Online Psychiatric Care

Access scheduled psychiatric appointments and medication follow-up from an appropriate location in Ohio.

Patient Stories

Real Adults, Real Progress

Anonymous stories from Zyra patients. Shared to help you know what care can feel like.

"After years of avoiding certain places and memories, I found a team that understood trauma. The medication helped quiet the constant alertness so I could start healing."

L., 38

Zyra Patient

"I was nervous about telehealth, but it's been more convenient and personal than any in-person care I've had. My provider knows me, not just my chart."

B., 26

Zyra Patient

"When my previous psychiatrist retired, I was worried about starting over. Zyra picked up right where I left off and kept me stable through the whole transition."

A., 20

Zyra Patient

"I finally got answers. My evaluation was thorough, and for the first time I understand what I've been going through."

M., 29

Zyra Patient

Patient stories are shared with permission. Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy. These reflect individual experiences and are not a guarantee of results. Your experience may differ.

FAQ

Common Questions About PTSD Treatment

Book a PTSD Appointment

Serving adults across Ohio from our Columbus and Cleveland offices — and via telehealth statewide. Most major commercial insurance accepted. No referral needed.

About This Content

This page was prepared by Zyra Mental Health to share general information about PTSD evaluation and medication management. Content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for a professional diagnostic evaluation or medical advice.

Date published: October 16, 2026