My Nonprofit Reviews

I learned about MWPTSD through a friend who was publishing The War At Home for the founders. I read the book and knew they had first-hand experience living through life with PTSD. Their compassion, capacity for observing what is going on around them, and their blunt self-awareness were clearly what our culture needs to deal with the PTSD epidemic that has been created. I have watched them reach out to a collective that is, by design, paranoid and terrified, and sadly with very good reason. The courage that I have seen in their determination to help and to stay on the forefront of a compassionate challenge impresses me every day.

As a Veteran who does not suffer PTSD, I have many friends and loved ones who do have PTSD, and I felt that being on the board of directors was one way I could help the next generation to move through this awful time in our history with hope.

I believe in MWPTSD. I believe in the people who founded MWPTSD. I encourage you to read all the reviews here, and come see how it is run for yourself. I am finding transparency and clarity to be key parts of the organization, and it is only through diligence on our part, and open-eyed participation on your part that MWPTSD can rise above a few paranoid and terrified people to serve our veterans.