@FrenettMarco@zerovetsuicides #3: Project UnBreakable (@PUnbreak). @PUnbreak is a 501(c)3 run by two veterans who have overcome PTSD and suicidal thoughts. Their organization does a number of things to include paying for military personnel and veterans to access MH treatment. https://t.co/Wfx8eSBj7j
@FrenettMarco@zerovetsuicides@PUnbreak #4: PJ Foundation. PJF provides support for Air Force rescue personnel, to include treatment and travel costs. https://t.co/aMIgZ3pC14
@FrenettMarco@zerovetsuicides@PUnbreak #5: Honor365. Honor365 is a 501(c)3 that also pays for treatment and associated costs for military personnel and veterans. https://t.co/nxk23gX66g
@FrenettMarco@zerovetsuicides@PUnbreak I know there are many, many others, but as I noted above, these are the ones I'm directly familiar with (and trust) because of their invaluable support over the past few years helping military personnel and vets get to one or more of our treatment programs.
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I wouldn't ever call it weak, weakness implies something that stigmatizes mental health struggles; further preventing us from seeking help. I'd describe it more so as "the fear of the unknown".. It can be debilitating. Resiliency training tho, can B valuable if done effectively.
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