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RETURNING TROOPS GET HELP FOR PTSD
Scottsdale, Arizona, October 2, 2007 Brain State Technologies™,
along with its participating affiliate offices worldwide announced
today free help for returning soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The VA has seen a tenfold increase in PTSD cases in the last year. According to the VA, more than 37,000 Vets of Iraq and Afghanistan are suffering from Mental Health disorders, and more than 16,000 have already been diagnosed with PTSD
“After training with Brain State Technologies™ (BST) I’m sleeping better than ever and my irritability/anger has decreased significantly,” says SGT. Dan F., U.S. Army 10th Mtn. Div. “The best thing about this technology is that I never had to mention a thing about my combat experiences as BST is not a ‘talk’ solution.”
BST™ provides individual
clients a structured, personalized approach to help create positive
life change and overcome symptoms of PTSD, such as depression,
flashbacks, difficulty sleeping, and chemical/alcohol dependency.
Over 4,000 people have found Brain State Conditioning™ helpful in
eliminating or drastically reducing their physical and emotional
difficulties. Clients have also reported positive results with
sports performance, ADD, pain mitigation, sleep disorders, stress
relief, and more.
Participation is completely confidential and participants will receive a free assessment and up to sixteen free training sessions through February 29, 2008. To be eligible participants must have returned from either Afghanistan or Iraq within the past 24 months and have served in a combat or in a rear echelon support unit.
Returning Soldier Testimonials
Veterans and Families
Veterans and Families is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit community service
and support organization, founded and directed by Veterans, parents,
grandparents, family members, employers, mental health
professionals, academics, philanthropists and community leaders.
Started by a veteran, for veterans, this organization is the place
to go for help.
Here in Arizona did a story on Veterans Day
about a veteran that received help from one of our affiliates in
Arizona. Here is the story.
