Shiva Ghaed is a California-licensed Clinical Psychologist who is specialized in trauma and anxiety disorders and currently provides mental healthcare for active duty military. She has extensive graduate education and has devoted her professional career over the past two decades to helping veterans and active duty service members recover
Shiva Ghaed is a California-licensed Clinical Psychologist who is specialized in trauma and anxiety disorders and currently provides mental healthcare for active duty military. She has extensive graduate education and has devoted her professional career over the past two decades to helping veterans and active duty service members recover from acute and chronic mental illness. Since Oct 1, 2017, she has also devoted much of her time to supporting her country family.
Her love of country music took her to Route 91 on the night of the shooting in Las Vegas and she, along with many others, witnessed the horror of that night as many people around her were shot and killed. She has found purpose and meaning in surviving the massacre, and it has been her mission to give back to her beloved community, provide education, and help guide other Route 91 survivors in their healing. One week following the shooting, Dr. Ghaed launched a free weekly support group, held at the local country music establishment InCahoots, for survivors and their family and friends. She started writing weekly therapy-based articles specifically catered to and witnessing the Route 91 community recovery process, to help people cope with the traumatic aftermath and with the hope of preventing the development of PTSD. She was hoping to also reach people who were unable to attend the meeting or perhaps were out of reach from San Diego.
This website was created to allow public access to these documents, and currently efforts are being made to reach out to the rest of the Route 91 community (and perhaps even to survivors of other mass violence events) across the U.S. with a goal of providing aid to people who may still not be connected to care or strong social support. The invisible scars of trauma can last a lifetime, but the long-term suffering is both preventable and treatable. Being a survivor herself she understands what others are experiencing, and she believes in the resiliency of the human spirit and wants to make sure that there are no limitations to the public obtaining the very best tools available in the field to help with recovery.
To read more about Dr. Ghaed and her credentials download the pdf file listed below.
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Disclaimer
This website is a private website that is not affiliated with the U.S. government, U.S. Navy, U.S. Army or U.S. Department of Defense. Furthermore no U.S. government agency or person has reviewed the information contained on this website. This site is not connected with any government agency or benefit administered by any government agency. The information contained on this site is either open source or the author's own opinion. All posts, articles, books, commentary, etc., are provided by Dr. Shiva Ghaed in her personal capacity, without financial remuneration.
Furthermore, the information and advice offered is not intended to treat or diagnose, and is not meant to replace any medical, legal, financial, or other professional consultation. If you have specific concerns or believe that you or someone you know may be at risk of harm to self or others, please seek immediate help from a licensed physician or mental health professional or go to the nearest emergency facility.
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