Compass Huntington

PTSD doesn't just affect the individual. It can impact families, friends, and support systems as well.

For first responders and those who serve in high-stress professions, loved ones often share in the challenges that come with traumatic experiences.

This PTSD Awareness Month, we're recognizing the importance of supporting not only those experiencing post-traumatic stress, but also the families who stand beside them.

Strong connections help strengthen everyone involved.

PTSD Awareness Month is also a reminder that support is available.

Whether you're navigating post-traumatic stress yourself or supporting someone who is, reaching out for help is a sign of strength NOT weakness.

Resources may include:
• Mental health professionals
• Peer support programs
• Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
• Crisis and support hotlines
• Trusted friends, family members, and colleagues

No one should have to carry the weight of trauma alone. 💙 Support starts with connection.

💙 Celebrating One Year with Compass! Today, we're recognizing Jamie Springston and his first anniversary with Compass Huntington.

Over the past year, Jamie has provided critical mental wellness support for local police officers and firefighters through coaching, crisis support, resource navigation, and critical incident response.

Thank you, Jamie, for your dedication to supporting those who serve our community every day. We're grateful to have you on the Compass team.