How to Watch?
Ten years in the making on tiny budgets and big community help, PTSD Love Stories exists because people like you choose to watch and share it. Whether you rent the film, order a DVD or host a screening, there is an option for every supporter to be part of the impact campaign: your purchase helps fund the #CareForTheCarers backbone, from outreach, marketing and administration to the partnerships work that gets these stories in front of the people who need them most.
Rent the Film
Watch PTSD Love Stories at home with a 72-hour online rental, instantly streaming in HD to your own device. This option is for private, personal viewing only and is not licensed for group, classroom or public screenings. To share the film with a group, please book a screening licence via Host a Screening.
DVD Collection
Prefer something you can hold in your hands? Our DVD collection lets you keep PTSD Love Stories on the shelf for years to come. Choose an Individual DVD for home viewing, or an Organisation DVD for libraries, services and departments that want a copy for staff, clients or students to borrow or watch on site. DVDs are for private use only; any public, ticketed or organised group screening will still need a screening licence via Host a Screening.
Host a Screening
Bring your organisation, community group or support network together for a meaningful conversation about PTSD, caregiving and mental health. Choose a Public Screening Licence (Single or 12-Month) for community events, professional development or conferences. Choose an Internal Screening Licence (3-Year or 5-Year) for ongoing, invite-only screenings for staff, students or clients. Every licence includes a screening kit with discussion prompts, trauma-aware guidance and support-service information. A licence is required for all group screenings, whether the film is played from a DVD or digital file.
Learn more about the stories,
Watch our Story Teasers
Kim and Nick meet online - an instant spark between two souls carrying invisible scars.
On the school run, Sam and Zoe quiz their mum Cathy on life, love, and puberty.
Katie found herself the target at work for being married to someone with PTSD.
When I saw this film come out, I wanted her to be able to see it so that she could have some connection with other people who also care for their partners with PTSD, because it's been a really turbulent four years for us. We've just celebrated 13 years of marriage. And the last four of it I've had PTSD. So it's just really beautiful to have this film and really appreciate the great work. And for everyone being a part of it and sharing this story. Thank you.
— Kat Kinn,
PTSD Peer Support