TRE in the military has been well received and used with over 5000 soldiers from all branches of the military.It is also being used and spread among police departments, firefighters, Emergency Medical Teams and first responders. Below are a few of the testimonials from individuals or department directors from these various service groups.

Members of Luke Air Force Base have been using these exercises for several years in a variety of programs. They continue to find them useful for the service members. Read a letter from a member of the staff at Luke Air Force Base.

 

The Family Investigation Bureau has requested two TRE workshops as a way of helping the police to recognize trauma symptoms among their clients within their profession. Click here to read a letter from the Phoenix Police Dept.

 

 

After decades of being haunted by images, sounds and smells from two years in Viet Nam as a radio operator I realized that I could no longer go on paralyzed by my past. Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE) has given my freedom back to me, it allowed me to release the toxic energy that enveloped my soul and suffocated my spirit. Those exercises and continuing counsel has given me the ability to live rather then exist. Thank you for your work with Veterans of all wars.
G.Jeffery Thornton USMC: Viet Nam 68/69

 

Ron Morenz of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade is a Vietnam Veteran and recipient of 2 purple hearts. He has been bothered by PTSD symptoms for years. Read this heart warming personal letter he wrote about his successful experiences with the Trauma Releasing Exercises. Testimonial

 

Steve Robinson is a retired Non-Commissioned Officer who served twenty years in the Army. He served in the Ranger Battalion, 24th Infantry Division, 1/10th Special Forces, 8th Infantry Division, Ranger Instructor 6th Ranger Training Brigade, Long Range Surveillance Detachment Team Leader in Korea, ROTC Instructor, and finally in the Office of the Secretary of Defense as a briefer and analyst on health effects which arose out of the 1991Gulf war. Steve served in the 1991 Gulf war. Since retiring in October 2001, he became an advocate for veterans monitoreing Department of Defense, and Department of Veterans Affairs, programs and policies. He also served on the Department of Veterans Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses. Army Ranger Testimonial

Shannon Pennington: Senior Chief (Administrative) North American Fire Fighter Veterans Network Firefighter Veteran. After serving as a full time serving professional member of the International for 26 years I was deeply impacted by Post Traumatic Stress from a triggering event in 2000. I continued to suffer from PTSD symptoms through to the current writing of this testimonial even after three and a half years of therapy. Testimonial Network Firefighter Veterans: http://firefighterveteran.com/