Recognized, California-based motivational speaker and PTSD survivor, Baz Porter, now offers military vets struggling with PTSD the opportunity to virtually connect with his transformative, public speaking program.
Are you a military vet having difficulty adjusting to everyday life? Do you feel on edge, always on the verge of panicking, or as though you're ready to explode? Perhaps you feel emotionally disconnected from family and buried by an overall numbness you can't break free of.
Sometimes it takes a former military vet who's experienced all of it and more to help fellow sufferers find hope.
California-based motivational speaker, author, British Army veteran and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) survivor, Baz Porter, is expanding his public speaking program to include a virtual component for today’s military vets experiencing PTSD and associated difficulties inhibiting their transition back into civilian life.
More information can be found here: https://www.bazporter.com
In response to continued demand for emotional support and guidance among former military personnel coping with mental health challenges brought on by training and combat services, Porter’s virtual speaking engagements help today’s vets benefit from compassionate understanding and experienced counsel.
PTSD occurs when individuals undergo severe trauma or a life-threatening event, and the mind is unable to recover from its initial shock. As such, the nervous system becomes ‘stuck.’
Himself an army veteran, Porter shares both the consequences of his time as an empathic humanitarian attempting to advance within a militarized environment, and the tools he developed to move past mental struggles brought on by PTSD.
Porter acknowledges that tragic events and experiences can skew an individual’s perceptions of day-to-day life so that even in the safest of environments certain individuals can feel as though they’re in danger.
Through candid depictions of his own struggles navigating military life and resulting addiction and depression, Porter offers insights into the driving forces behind negative coping mechanisms and hopelessness so that audiences benefit from practicable tools they can hone in order to thrive personally and professionally.
Reports show that former military personnel afflicted with PTSD risk taking a heavy toll on relationships and family. Many individuals present as depressed, unable to open up, and struggling with anger issues.
By offering virtual accessibility to his recognized public speak engagements, Porter can help you redirect negative thoughts and destructive emotional patterns toward more positive and productive beliefs and habits in order to achieve the personal growth and professional success you're after.
If you feel as though you could benefit from a fellow vet's experiences and resulting tips for recovery, visit: https://www.bazporter.com to learn more.
