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UNITED STATES WAR VETERANS PTSD FOUNDATION

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DWaldroff Volunteer

Rating: 5

04/05/2013

As a Marine Corps Veteran, I have seen first hand the passion and compassion of how fantastic this organization is. They have an extremely high level of success assisting our War Veterans who are diagnosed with PTSD...and they do it Free of Charge!

One diagnosed with PTSD can expect a series of treaments and working with professionals, they'll uncover the primary trigger that is the core issues troubling one with PTSD. Then with counceling, learn how to handle their spefic needs, understand what triggers their underlying issues. They can then understand, control, and anticipate situations that will allowing them to live a more complete, full, and normal life. Visit their website, there's a lot fo good information to read or share with someone who needs assistance... www.azptsd.org

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Joe_14 Volunteer

Rating: 5

11/09/2012

Duane Knutsoon and his organization are absolutely amazing, dedicated to helping veterans in a way that I've never seen before. Duane- also called "Doc" by his friends- has a tireless commitment to the organization, and is a deeply connected member of his community. I've partnered with them to document a Golf Charity event, and it couldn't have been more fun, more meaningful, or more effective in any way. Absolutely fantastic organization-

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GraceA Volunteer

Rating: 5

10/31/2012

The United States War Veterans PTSD Foundation is truly helping our service men and women by offering their support, medical advice, care and hope for what is in my opinion one of the most disabling traumas for a veteran. Post Traumatic Stress needs to be addressed by the people of the United States. This trauma is not going away and it is affecting more and more people as we learn more about this trauma disorder. Please support this foundation in it's efforts to help our military veterans. Our veterans are our brothers, sisters, father's, mother's, aunt, uncles, nieces, nephews, and friends, the people that matter most in our lives. - Grace Alvarez, Chandler, AZ

doctor Board Member

Rating: 5

10/28/2011

Working with this organization has been the most difficult but rewarding thing I have ever done. It's difficult to see all these veterans suffering after serving our country in combat. It's rewarding to help them through recovery and watch them finally adjust to civilian life after witnessing the horrors of war.

Rebecca Hardcastle Wright Advisor

Rating: 5

10/13/2011

Working this past year as a fundraiser for US War Veterans PTSD Foundation I have found them to be a professional, pioneering and compassionate.
They are involved in PTSD treatments and healing via Brain State Technology that transforms the lives of veterans and their families.

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jsimonian Advisor

Rating: 5

10/10/2011

Provides a much needed resource for the veterans returning from the war.
With war time veterans suffering from PTSD the suicide rate is running at an all time high. The VA, even with best of intentions, are unable to handle the number of veterans requiring immediate attention that their mental condition requires. The US War Veterans PTSD Foundation offers an alternative to the convention methods of therapies offered by the VA which for the most part have proven to be ineffective.
This new therapy needs to adopted in all miltary medical centers and VA hospitals. Our veterans deserve this proven method of therapy offered freely by this foundation.

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chris6 Client Served

Rating: 5

03/03/2010

I received help from these people last year. I got therapy and group sessions at no cost to me. They really care about veterans. I am coping better now but still not out of the woods.

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