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PTSD Love Stories explores love, care and resilience among families living alongside service-related PTSF. The film has audiences through the ABC broadcast, sold-out cinema and online screenings. Sarah Ward's original score and sound design hold the film's emotional heartbeat: intimate. fragile and hopeful: shaped by deep sensitivity to trauma, caregiving and ongoing recovery

Original Sound Track

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Bonus Content

Red-Carpet Community Screening Highlights 

After our half-hour ABC Compass broadcast reached over 465,000 viewers (plus 9,000+ streams on iView), the feature-length version premiered to a sold-out Brisbane cinema and 200+ online attendees, with carers, veterans and first responder families describing it as “deeply moving”, “empowering” and “educational”.

Expert Panel Discussion

Our experts reflect on the key theme's covered in the film. Alex Tyson from ARAFMI, Danny Staton from Fortem Australia, Trish Wilson from the Thompson Institute and Sharni Kane from Carers Queensland discuss the vital role of carers and families, supporting first responders, advancing PTSD research, the power of storytelling and lived experience and carer advocacy and wellbeing. 

Online Commity Screening Highlights

After our half-hour ABC Compass broadcast reached over 465,000 viewers (plus 9,000+ streams on iView), the feature-length version premiered to a sold-out Brisbane cinema and 200+ online attendees, with carers, veterans and first responder families describing it as “deeply moving”, “empowering” and “educational”.

Film Participant Panel Discussion

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Filmmaker Panel Discussion

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Can you find love when you’re going through a mental illness?Yes. But can you keep that love?Well, that’s up to you and your partner, isn’t it?

— Nicolas Hodge

Veteran

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