For USPS Postal Workers

Real Trauma, Real Distress.
Real Care for Postal Workers.

We provide psychological evaluations that help document PTSD, depression, and other job-related emotional injuries — PLUS
OWCP-covered counseling once your condition is accepted.

A USPS letter carrier sits on an exam table with a bandaged leg during a medical evaluation.
Workplace Injuries Injuries like dog bites and assaults can leave lasting emotional distress.
A USPS worker sits shaken in a damaged mail truck after a vehicle accident.
Vehicle Accidents The shock and anxiety that lingers long after the collision report is filed.
A USPS worker outside his delivery truck holding his lower back in pain.
Chronic Pain Persistent pain can impact how you feel and function.
A postal manager speaking angrily to a postal worker while she stands with arms crossed in a sorting facility.
Hostile Conditions Abusive management that wears you down shift after shift.

What We Treat

The route hurt you in ways
an X-ray can't see.

These are conditions our licensed counselors treat in USPS workers coping with job-related emotional injury.

PTSD

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

A mental health condition characterized by intrusive memories, heightened stress responses, avoidance behaviors, and emotional distress following exposure to a traumatic event.

CTSR*

Circumstantial Traumatic Stress Response

Serious stress symptoms tied to work circumstances that negatively impact functioning and wellbeing.

*Not a formally recognized diagnostic condition.

Depression

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

A mood disorder marked by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, loss of interest in activities, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.

Anxiety

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

A condition involving excessive worry, nervousness, fear, or apprehension that can interfere with daily functioning and decision-making.

Panic Attacks

Intense anxiety attacks with physical distress

Sudden waves of intense fear accompanied by symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness, or trembling.

Chronic Pain

Psychological toll of unrelenting pain

The emotional, psychological, and functional impairments that build up alongside an unresolved physical injury from work.

Insomnia

Persistent trouble sleeping that affects daily life

Sleep disorder characterized by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or obtaining restorative sleep tied to work-related injury, often feeding a cycle of worse mood and worse days.

Adjustment Disorders

Struggling to cope with major life stressors

Difficulty coping with a specific job-related change or stressor, with symptoms that go beyond normal adjustment.

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About Our Practice

Built specifically for USPS workers' compensation cases.

We work exclusively with OWCP / DOL claims. This is not a general mental health practice — we specialize in serving USPS letter carriers and postal workers in every state we serve.

Meet Dr. Currin and learn about our practice history →

Multistate

A network of licensed counselors delivering telehealth across multiple states, so you're seen by someone credentialed where you live.

Work-Injury Focused

Every evaluation and every counseling session is meant to address your workplace mental health injury.

OWCP Only Practice

We don't split our attention — federal workers' compensation is the only work we do.

Ready when you are

You don't have to carry this alone — or unrecognized.

Whatever route or station you work out of, the first step is the same: tell us what happened.