PTSD Support & Resources
Updated: 6 days ago
Searching for support after difficult calls can leave you with more tabs open than answers. Start with the question that matters most today: understanding what is happening, finding care, or supporting someone you love.
Understand trauma and treatment
Use reliable education to prepare questions for a clinician. An article or app can help you learn; it cannot diagnose you or decide which treatment fits your needs.
First responder and family connection
The First Responder Support Network provides information about its responder and spouse programs. Contact the organization directly about current eligibility, dates, costs, and availability.
Tools between appointments
The VA's PTSD Coach offers education and coping tools. Review its current features and privacy information, and ask your clinician how a self-help tool might fit your care.
Bring a few questions
What kind of support am I looking for right now?
Does this provider understand my work and my goals?
How will privacy, records, fees, and scheduling be handled?
What would help my family understand what I am experiencing?
When support cannot wait
Take one next step
You can begin with one inquiry. Nicole Peeler can help with scheduling therapy in Novato or by telehealth while you are located in California.
For therapy appointment inquiries, contact Nicole Peeler. In-person appointments in Novato and telehealth for clients located in California.
You do not have to carry it all alone. Wherever you are in the job or in life, there is room to reach out.
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