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PTSD; Not a Death Sentence
The PTSD emotional Rollercoaster
Thin Blue Line
Overview
Emotional Trauma does not have to control, limit, and ruin the rest of your life. Using my story, I demonstrate the pitfalls, difficulties and successes of a former police officer diagnosed with PTSD. After attempting suicide, I dedicated myself to fixing my head. Join me as I take you on my journey.
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Price range: $1,200 - $10,000
Languages: English, Spanish
Gig length: 60 - 240 minutes
What to expect
I believe in "edu-tainment". Edutainment is an educational presentation that entertains while the audience learns. My objective is to have the audience feel like they have been out to a performer, and leave more educated than when they walked in.
Additional booking notes
I prefer an elevated platform, but not required
Services offered
Setup requirements
Video Screen
Mac Computer Hookups
Audio for Slideshow
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