An accident or serious injury can change much more than your physical health. You may find yourself experiencing anxiety, nightmares, intrusive memories, difficulty driving, sleep disruption, depression, irritability, chronic stress, fear, or changes in work and relationships.
These reactions are real, and they deserve appropriate clinical attention.
MPACS Therapy provides comprehensive psychological assessment and evidence-based treatment for individuals experiencing emotional or psychological symptoms following accidents and injuries.
We also collaborate, with appropriate authorization, with personal injury attorneys and other referral professionals who need qualified psychological evaluation, treatment, and clinically sound documentation for their clients.
Our focus remains your mental health, recovery, functioning, and well-being.
Psychological recovery after an accident is different for every person. MPACS can provide assessment, treatment, and documentation based on your individual needs.
A comprehensive clinical evaluation explores symptoms, emotional functioning, trauma history, the circumstances surrounding the injury, changes since the incident, and the impact on work, relationships, sleep, daily activities, and quality of life.
When trauma-related symptoms are present, we can evaluate concerns such as intrusive memories, avoidance, hypervigilance, nightmares, anxiety, mood changes, and functional impairment using clinical interviews and appropriate evidence-based measures.
For clients who need ongoing care, MPACS provides individualized evidence-based treatment designed to reduce trauma symptoms, strengthen coping skills, restore functioning, and support meaningful recovery.
When appropriate, MPACS can provide clinically sound documentation describing assessment findings, diagnoses, symptoms, functional impact, treatment recommendations, and progress. Documentation is based on the clinical evidence and professional judgment of the treating or evaluating clinician.
We begin by understanding what changed after the injury and how those changes are affecting your life. Assessment and treatment are then tailored to your symptoms, circumstances, priorities, and recovery goals.
Our clinicians use established psychological assessment and treatment methods to identify trauma-related symptoms and develop an appropriate clinical plan based on your needs.
With the client's authorization and within applicable ethical and privacy requirements, MPACS can coordinate with attorneys and referral professionals to support continuity of care and provide appropriate clinical documentation.
Attorneys seeking litigation-focused forensic services can visit MPACS Legal.
Secure telehealth appointments make psychological assessment and treatment accessible from home when clinically appropriate and when MPACS clinicians are licensed or authorized to provide services in your location.
People can experience anxiety, depression, sleep problems, nightmares, intrusive memories, avoidance, fear of driving, irritability, difficulty concentrating, hypervigilance, chronic stress, relationship changes, and other symptoms after a traumatic accident or injury. Symptoms and diagnoses vary from person to person, which is why an individualized assessment can be helpful.
An evaluation is useful when you need diagnostic clarity, a better understanding of your symptoms and functioning, or formal clinical documentation. Therapy focuses on treatment and recovery over time. Some clients may benefit from one or both services depending on their needs.
No. You can contact MPACS directly for psychological assessment or treatment even if you do not have an attorney. If you are involved in a personal injury case, we can discuss appropriate coordination with your attorney after receiving the necessary authorization.
Yes. With your written authorization and within applicable privacy and professional requirements, MPACS can communicate with your attorney and provide appropriate clinical documentation related to your evaluation or treatment.
For attorney-focused forensic PTSD evaluations, litigation support, and legal referral information, visit MPACS Legal.
No. A psychological evaluation is designed to assess symptoms, diagnoses, functioning, causation questions when appropriate, and treatment needs. Therapy is ongoing clinical care designed to help you recover and improve your functioning. Depending on your circumstances, you may need an evaluation, therapy, or both.
Yes. MPACS assessment and therapy services are provided through secure telehealth when clinically appropriate and when the clinician is licensed or authorized to practice in the client’s location.
No. MPACS follows applicable privacy, confidentiality, and professional requirements. Information is shared with attorneys or other third parties only when properly authorized or otherwise permitted or required by law.
Yes. MPACS is able to utilize a lien and/or Letter of Protection for treatment.
Whether you need clarity about the symptoms you’re experiencing, a comprehensive psychological assessment, trauma-focused treatment, or support following an accident, MPACS can help you determine the next step.
Confidential. Personalized. Evidence-based.
