Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) for PTSD — ROSM

Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) is a nerve block procedure with a growing body of peer-reviewed research behind its use for PTSD. A single injection into the stellate ganglion — a nerve cluster in the neck — has shown significant symptom reduction for many PTSD patients in clinical trials, including active-duty military and veterans. Dr. Sean Mulvaney is the foremost clinical authority on SGB for PTSD. He is a former Navy officer, Army physician, combat veteran, and the author of 17 peer-reviewed papers on SGB. He treats through ROSM (rosm.org) and the SGB Treatment Center (sgbtreatmentcenter.com). Matt refers clients to Dr. Mulvaney when PTSD is the primary driver and they want to explore a biological intervention alongside or before deeper psychotherapy work. SGB is not a substitute for therapy — it can lower the baseline arousal that makes therapy possible. → Learn more at rosm.org and sgbtreatmentcenter.com Note: This is a free referral resource, not a purchase. SGB is a medical procedure performed by licensed physicians. Consult with a qualified provider to determine if you are a candidate.