In order to limit the exposure and transmission of Covid-19, PTI will be exclusively doing tele-psychiatry (virtual) visits. You will still have your appointment, you will just have to do it with our Virtual Psych Network (VPN™). Contact us today to schedule your appointment.
Being in college these days is tough. Do you feel like you are always “pressed for time,” that there is “not enough time in the day,” and that you just “run out of time.” These feelings can lead to stress, anxiety, depression, problems with eating, difficulty sleeping, difficulty paying attention in class, and more.
Does this sound familiar? The day has the same 24 hours it always has, but...
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The new brand and proprietary software strengthen the company’s focus and dedication to providing exceptional mental healthcare throughout the Baton Rouge area.
BATON ROUGE, La., Nov. 6, 2019 — Post Trauma Institute, a leading regional provider of mental and behavioral health services, today announced its official rebrand to P.T.I. (Percuro Transverto Instituo). The iterative change improves and better aligns the organization with its mission to serve Baton Rouge with the...
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What?
The Post Trauma Institute (PTI) proudly offers perhaps the most significant innovation in mental healthcare assessment and care in Louisiana: the Virtual Psych Network™, or VPN™. With VPN™, PTI can provide remote delivery of outpatient healthcare services for employers and their workforces.
Where?PTI still offers high-quality mental healthcare services through personal office visits, but has added the convenience of online assessment and care services through telecommunication technologies, such...
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Since our beginning in 2011, the Post Trauma Institute is often referred to by its initials, PTI. As we evolve as a healthcare organization and continue to provide innovative mental healthcare, our identity in our community must evolve as well.
To that end, the initials PTI have come to represent something new:
P: Percuro (to heal)...It’s a new school year for young “Ashley.” Like most parents, hers are out buying her school supplies, books, maybe uniforms or new clothes… But what more can her parents do to prepare Ashley to be the best that she can be while in school?
If they suspect that Ashley has physical difficulties that would hold her back, like trouble seeing text in a book...
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