PTSD
We've been there.
After a traumatic event — like combat, an assault, or a disaster — it's normal to feel scared, keyed up, or sad at first. But if it's been months or years since the trauma and you're not feeling better, you may have PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder).
This is AboutFace
In these videos, Veterans, family members, and clinicians share their experiences with PTSD and PTSD treatment. Choose a topic below to hear what they have to say.
Our Stories
When Roger Rodriguez came home with PTSD, his family’s dreams were shattered. Roger, his family and therapist explain how PTSD treatment got him back on track and made the family stronger.
Military Sexual Trauma
If you experienced sexual assault or sexual harassment while serving in the military, healing is possible. Hear Veterans’ stories and find out how treatment has changed their lives.
Treatment Works
Follow Veterans as they share their experiences with 3 types of therapy that are proven to work: Prolonged Exposure (PE), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
