Number of Vets Treated To Date: 776 Number of Vets With Whom We've Had Contact To Date: 2248 To learn more about the Vets PTSD Stress Program and How to Enroll Click Here. You may qualify for 6 free, confidential sessions To read the stories of veterans who recovered from PTSD using EFT, Click Here To contact a veteran who has completed the program,
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Hundreds of thousands of US military personnel are returning from Iraq, Afghanistan, and other combat zones. An estimated 300,000 of them suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. One of these is former Marine Blake Miller, pictured here after the 2004 Battle of Fallujah. Our society did little to rehabilitate the veterans returning from Vietnam. The result was thousands of lives ruined by alcohol and drug addiction, mental illness, suicide, and spousal abuse—to say nothing of the high emotional and medical costs borne by society as a whole We now face a stark choice. Will we repeat this mistake with our veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan? Or will we help them heal? The Iraq Vets Stress Project is determined to make a difference. It offers returning vets free or low-cost sessions using Energy Psychology, a method which many therapists and coaches are using to help veterans with PTSD to get their lives back. To see a video of vets using EFT, the most widely-used Energy Psychology method.  Watch EFT Video Back To Top |
The Iraq Vets Stress Project is an initiative of Soul Medicine Institute (SMI), a nonprofit research and teaching institution. SMI studies a group of therapies called Energy Psychology, which have a proven track record in releasing emotional trauma. You can click here to read the story of a Vietnam vet with PTSD who had not been helped by years of conventional therapy, but whose symptoms disappeared dramatically and quickly after treatment with Energy Psychology. And here, you can read a story of an Iraq vet who used Energy Psychology (TAT) for the first time, and his results. This site lists therapists and coaches who treat veterans and their families at low or no cost. SMI also studies the results of Energy Psychology on PTSD and other emotional traumas. Find Problems or Errors? Contact The Web Master
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