Project Trauma Support is more than a treatment program, it’s a mission grounded in evidence

In addition to providing direct care and support, we conduct rigorous, trauma-informed research to deepen understanding, validate our approach, and share knowledge with clinicians, stakeholders, and those we serve.

Research is vital to understanding trauma and healing

Here’s why it’s at the heart of our work:

  • Published studies and reports that document how the PTS model addresses moral injury, PTSD, and operational stress in first responders, veterans, law enforcement, and emergency personnel
  • Preliminary and pilot findings showing measurable improvements in psychological distress, life-challenges, emotional regulation, and relational well-being
  • Conference posters and presentations that offer insights into methodology, outcomes, and the future direction of our work
  • Ongoing efforts and future directions—where we aim to expand, collaborate, and refine the intervention based on empirical evidence

We believe that by integrating direct service with translational research, PTS can contribute not only to individual healing but also to the broader body of knowledge on trauma, moral injury, and post-traumatic growth. Explore our papers and updates below, and join us as we strive to build a more informed, compassionate response to service-related trauma.