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Your path to long-term healing starts now

Learn more about what to expect from your free consultation and getting started with Nema's treatment program.

What happens next?

Connect with our expert care team

During your free consultation call, we'll discuss Nema's treatment program.

Schedule a Clinical Evaluation

We'll find a time that's convenient for you to meet with one of our PTSD clinicians to discuss your personal experience.

Create your Nema profile

Our online portal makes it easy to complete pre-treatment forms and message with your care team.

Match with a Peer Mentor

A dedicated peer mentor — someone who's been through PTSD and is now in recovery — will help you navigate treatment.

Start treatment & begin healing

We'll set you up for your first treatment session to start finding lasting peace through Nema's program.

PTSD treatment, designed for you

Virtual treatment, backed by science

We use Cognitive Processing Therapy — the gold-standard treatment for PTSD — delivered to you through secure and convenient video sessions.

Dedicated team of expert providers

Our care team of therapists, psychiatrists, and peer mentors are there for you at every step. All of our providers have expertise working with trauma survivors.

Therapy that shows quick & lasting results

You'll attend therapy sessions 3-5 times per week. Through this intensive care model, you can feel better in just a couple of weeks.

We're in-network with major health insurance plans

Our therapy works, even if you've tried others before

Most people come to Nema after trying a range of other therapies and not seeing results. At Nema, we only use scientifically-proven therapies to help you feel better. After completing our program, 90% of Nema patients report clinical improvement in their PTSD symptoms.

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"Before Nema, my body physically felt heavy and constantly drained. After Nema, I literally feel lighter and I'm more hopeful about my future than I have ever been before in my life."

—J.R., 38 years old

"I believe anyone who has experienced any kind of trauma would not only benefit from Nema Health, but also have the chance to heal their mind and regain their peace."

—E.V., 66 years old

"I am so thankful as I feel Nema's work with me had a ripple effect in my family. I don’t tell them that—but I see it."

—M.H., 18 years old

"I was skeptical on how Nema's therapy would work for me but it turned out to be such a blessing. I started the process full of angst and confusion and left with a true 'clear head' and the tools to help me move forward and succeed in my goals."

—D.W., 31 years old

"I'm beginning to like who I am. I'm beginning to feel positive emotions that I thought I had lost the capacity to feel."

—H.O., 51 years old

Frequently asked questions

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What will we talk about during the Clinical Evaluation?

During the Clinical Evaluation, you’ll discuss your symptoms and how they are affecting you. We will ask about things like the traumatic experience, your medical and family history, and medication use. If necessary, we may collaborate with you to create a safety plan (a brief intervention to help cope with self-harm and suicidal thoughts).

What happens if at the Clinical Evaluation we decide Nema is not a good fit for my treatment needs?

At Nema, we treat PTSD and a range of trauma and stress-related disorders using evidence-based therapies, starting with Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). Your therapist will assess your needs, provide a diagnosis, and recommend a personalized treatment plan. If together we determine that Nema isn't the right fit for your needs, we won't leave you without a path forward. Within 72 hours, we'll provide three referrals for other treatment options, and we do our best to find providers that are in-network with your insurance and match your preferences for things like virtual vs. in-person care.

How soon will I be able to start treatment?

It typically takes less than a week to get you started in treatment. Most patients startIf Nema is a fit for your needs, we aim to get your treatment started right away so that you can begin feeling better as soon as possible! In some cases, after the Clinical Evaluation we’ll need to talk to another one of your providers (e.g., primary care doctor, therapy, psychiatrist) before starting Nema. To do so, we’ll ask that you sign a Release of Information form so that we can coordinate your care. After we’ve connected with your external provider, we’ll begin scheduling your ongoing sessions with your Nema therapist.

How do I get started at Nema?

The first step is a free information call with our Admissions team — we'll get to know you, answer your questions, and talk through whether Nema might be a good fit. If it is, we'll verify your insurance benefits and walk you through any costs before scheduling you for the first phase of treatment: a Clinical Evaluation with a Nema therapist.

What will happen at the end of the Clinical Evaluation?

Your therapist will assess your needs, provide a diagnosis, and recommend a personalized treatment plan. If Nema is the right fit for you, we'll proceed with scheduling your first treatment session. As a reminder, patients meet multiple times a week with a therapist as part of our intensive treatment model. The frequency of treatment will depend on your availability, your clinician's recommendation, and your clinician's availability.