War wounds the soul.
But through REBOOT Combat Recovery, combat veterans and their families are experiencing breakthrough in their war against PTSD.
REBOOT’s faith-based combat trauma healing course is designed to address the spiritual wounds of war. At REBOOT locations across the country, combat veterans are healing, divorce rates are dropping, medication abuse is decreasing and suicide numbers are being reduced.
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“(My wife and I) were struggling with the after-effects of combat and I didn’t really understand what it was, but as we started to get down to it, we realized that it wasn’t just physical it wasn’t just mental, but that there were some spiritual and moral wounds that I experienced from combat.” - Matt Thomas (pictured on the right)
“Reboot is not an easy button, but it gives perspective and gives them tools to live a life of hope and joy. - Brad Borders. (pictured on the left)
Matt and Brad are some of our incredible leaders in North Carolina. Hear more about the effects that Reboot has had on their lives and the lives of their community on the Brand Builders Podcast. Link above!
Also, if you are interested in joining or starting a REBOOT course, visit: rebootrecovery.com
We are so grateful for our corporate sponsors! Thank you to Puckett's 5th & Church Restaurant for your generous donation and for raising awareness.
The funds provided by Puckett's will enable MORE THAN 30 FAMILIES to find hope and healing. It will provide meals, childcare, curriculum and direct mentorship through our trauma healing courses.
If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a corporate sponsor of REBOOT Alliance, please contact: info@rebootalliance.com.
At REBOOT, we have a goal of one day being available to every veteran in need of soul-healing across the US, and beyond.
As of today, we have current/pending course locations in 31 states (and Australia and Germany!). But, we need your help to reach the states we haven't yet expanded to!
Do you know anyone who'd be willing to lead a REBOOT course in the following states?? If so, have them visit www.rebootrecovery.com/start to learn more.
Thanks for helping us reach more veterans and family members with HOPE and HEALING after combat trauma.
Alabama
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Massacheusets
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
There’s more work to be done. The new data is out. The report shows the total is 20.6 suicides every day. Of those, 16.8 were veterans and 3.8 were active-duty servicemembers, guardsmen and reservists, the report states. That amounts to 6,132 veterans and 1,387 servicemembers who died by suicide in one year.
www.military.com/daily-news/2018/06/21/va-reveals-its-veteran-suicide-statistic-included-active-d...
VA Reveals its Veteran Suicide Statistic Included Active-Duty Troops
military.com
The VA has now revealed the average daily number of vet suicides has always included deaths of active-duty servicemembers.Today, many will point at the stigma of seeking mental health as the culprit of suicide. And they would be right. But there is a deeper issue. A posture of the heart that locks us in and pushes others out. And that is the posture of pride. It is the thing that causes us to live a life for the approval of others. To isolate ourselves and refuse the help of those that reach out. It is the voice in our heads that tells us “you’re fine...tell them you’ll be just fine” even when we desperately need help.
Pride, isolation, depression and fear. They travel together like a pack of wolves, seeking their next victim.
The most important thing people need to know is that they are loved and that if there were gone, they would be missed. Then they need living friends and family who are able and willing to be direct and ask the tough questions. If you’ve never asked these tough questions, here is a helpful guide:
rebootrecovery.com/how-to-respond-suicidal-friend
Healing begins with humility. If you are struggling, humble yourself to admit the struggle and seek help. Know that you are loved and that you were knit together in the womb for a purpose. And know that the pain you feel now can serve a purpose. You may not want to die but you may also be feeling ambivalent about continuing living. Others, just like you, have been in the same spot but now are living lives of freedom and wellness. Take a chance. Get help.
How to Respond to a Suicidal Friend - REBOOT Alliance
rebootrecovery.com
Follow these three steps to offer immediate, practical help to a loved one who may be considering suicide. by CHRIS ADSIT and EVAN OWENS “How should I respond to a …“I may be accountable to others, but I am not accountable for others.” - Bryan Flanery
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