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Radiant Path Therapy and Psychiatry · THERAPY SERVICES
Complex trauma can make even ordinary moments feel unsafe. Flashbacks, intrusive memories, and constant tension can disrupt sleep, strain relationships, and make daily routines feel exhausting. At Radiant Path Therapy and Psychiatry in Grand Terrace, our PTSD and complex trauma therapy helps your nervous system relearn safety, reduce triggers, and rebuild a steady sense of control. Trauma responses are not signs of weakness, they are survival adaptations. With guided, compassionate support, healing becomes structured, manageable, and possible.
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PTSD symptoms don’t always look dramatic, they often build quietly and affect focus, sleep, and emotional balance.
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Flashbacks and intrusive memories can disrupt focus, sleep, and emotional stability. We introduce grounding techniques that restore present-moment awareness, helping the brain recognize current safety and gradually reducing the intensity of intrusive experiences.
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Hypervigilance is the nervous system staying on constant alert, scanning for danger even in safe environments, often paired with an exaggerated startle response, a hallmark symptom of PTSD specifically. Treatment works to regulate the stress response and calm the fight-or-flight response through nervous system regulation skills.
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Many people with PTSD begin avoiding places, conversations, or situations that remind them of what happened, alongside feeling numb or disconnected from relationships they once valued. Using attachment-focused methods, therapy rebuilds trust and helps clients re-engage with what matters most.
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Treatment is built around evidence-based methods, adjusted to each client’s pace and history, so progress feels steady rather than rushed.
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Each therapy plan aligns with personal experiences, goals, and symptom severity. Sessions prioritize safety while addressing trauma progressively. Patients gain coping skills, emotional regulation strategies, and stepwise guidance to handle triggers, gradually restoring control and clarity in life.
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EMDR therapy, provided by Briana Fisher, AMFT, EMDR, helps the brain safely reprocess distressing memories, reducing flashbacks without retraumatization. We also draw on Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) to reframe unhelpful trauma-related beliefs, and Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy to gradually reduce avoidance and rebuild confidence.
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PTSD is often held in the body as much as the mind. We pair somatic therapy and trauma-focused CBT with grounding techniques and everyday coping tools, helping clients build a wider window of tolerance and manage triggers with steady, practical confidence.
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Symptoms include anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, or trouble feeling safe even without present danger. The nervous system can stay on high alert long after the triggering event, turning ordinary situations, noise, conflict, unpredictability, into perceived threats. Therapy helps clients recognize these patterns, rebuild stability, and regain control over their reactions.
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Repeated or long-lasting stressful experiences shape current reactions, relationships, and self-perception, often in ways that are hard to trace to one cause. This is where complex PTSD (C-PTSD) frequently develops, a distinction general trauma therapy doesn’t always address. Clients learn grounding and emotional regulation skills, along with rebuilding trust and a stable sense of self.
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Not all PTSD comes from prolonged trauma. A single overwhelming event, an accident, assault, medical crisis, or act of violence, can leave the nervous system braced for danger long after it’s passed. Treatment targets that specific experience directly, often with EMDR or Prolonged Exposure, helping the body recognize the threat is over.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder in women occurs at twice the rate seen in men, often linked to sexual assault, intimate partner violence, or birth trauma, and can interact with hormonal shifts. Treatment accounts for these factors directly.
Trauma-focused therapy works differently than general talk therapy. Our therapists, including Briana Fisher and EMDR practitioner Kerri Reynolds, follow a clear sequence: stabilize, process, integrate, paced to each client’s tolerance.
Progress is tracked through nightmares, anxiety, and daily functioning, so the plan adjusts as needed. Every therapist brings a different trauma specialty, from EMDR to relational approaches. Meet the team to find your fit.
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We accept a variety of insurance plans, so PTSD and complex trauma treatment can begin without unnecessary delays or plan restrictions getting in the way.
Benefits are verified before your first session, co-pays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs explained clearly, so you can focus on treatment instead of paperwork. For trauma specifically, that matters: delayed access often means symptoms like hypervigilance or flashbacks stay unaddressed longer than they need to.
MEASURABLE RECOVERY
Trauma affects more than the mind, it can change how safe we feel in our own bodies and lives. The reviews below come from clients who found a space to be truly heard, gently guided through what they were carrying, and supported every step of the way toward healing.
OUR TEAM
Associate Clinical Social Worker
LPT, ASW, MSW
Melissa Rubalcava is an Associate Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate anxiety, trauma, identity challenges, and relationship stress.
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate
AMFT, EMDR
Briana Fisher is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist committed to supporting individuals, couples, and families facing trauma, emotional distress, and relationship challenges.
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate
MRAS, CSC
Mak Ehtesham is a Mental Health Recovery and Addiction Specialist with a doctoral degree in Applied Clinical Psychology and more than a decade of experience in behavioral health.
Program Manager & Trauma Specialist
Deborah Sutton serves as the Program Manager at Radiant Path Therapy and Psychiatry and plays a central role in shaping the client experience.
Clinical Director
LMFT
Tiffany Komba is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the Clinical Director at Radiant Path Therapy and Psychiatry.
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
APCC, EMDR Practitioner
My name is Kerri Reynolds and I am an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC) and EMDR practitioner with specialized experience providing trauma-informed care to individuals navigating a wide range of mental…
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
ACSW, EMDR Practitioner
I bring a strong clinical foundation working with children, adolescents, adults, and families, along with experience providing trauma informed, evidence based care in diverse settings.
Associate Therapist
AMFT, APCC
Samantha, AMFT & APCC, supports life transitions, trauma, and stress using CBT/DBT, offering compassionate care to build insight, resilience, and confidence.
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Flashbacks, avoidance, and hypervigilance do not have to control daily life. Trauma-informed care provides steady support, helping rebuild safety, focus, and confidence. Call Radiant Path Therapy and Psychiatry today to schedule PTSD therapy in Grand Terrace and secure a same-week appointment, or start with secure online PTSD therapy from anywhere in California.
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Clients from across San Bernardino County and the wider Inland Empire receive trauma care at our office.
Highgrove
Colton
Rialto
Loma Linda
San Bernardino
Bloomington
Redlands
Riverside
ANSWERS & GUIDANCE
If your past still affects your sleep, mood, or relationships, you don’t have to keep handling it alone. Flashbacks, avoidance, emotional numbness, or constant tension interfering with daily life may mean it’s time to start treatment.
The most researched approaches are EMDR, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy. There’s no single “best” option, the right fit depends on your history and comfort level, which is why treatment plans are personalized.
Timelines vary. Some clients see meaningful improvement within a few months, while complex or long-term trauma often benefits from a longer, phased approach that builds safety and trust before deeper processing begins.
Yes. EMDR therapy is part of our PTSD treatment services, provided by Briana Fisher, AMFT, EMDR, helping your brain process painful memories so they no longer feel as intense.
Yes. We offer secure online PTSD therapy for clients across California, with the same level of care and attention as in-person sessions.
Medically Reviewed By : Reviewed by Briana Fisher, AMFT, EMDR
