In this final session, the patient reviews the skills learned in the treatment program and looks at his or her overall progress. The patient is encouraged to very deliberately keep practicing the skills learned in therapy over the next several months (or as long as necessary), and, if they run into problems, they are advised to call the therapist for a booster session. There may be times in the future when it feels as though the posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms are coming back or seem to be worsening. This might happen at times of stress or maybe during times of change. Moving, getting a new job, getting married, having babies, children moving out, and children getting married are all generally happy times, but they can be stressful. The patient’s body has learned to react to extreme stress with PTSD symptoms, and he or she may notice some of these symptoms in the future. It does not mean that they are relapsing, but does mean that they need to pay attention.