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Amelio Media LLC presents:

THE JOURNEY BACK TO

 NORMAL

A Look at Complementary Therapies to Combat PTSD
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Best Documentary - Show Low Film Festiv
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Best Documentary - Universal Film Festi
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Deep Focus Film Fes
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OFFICIAL SELECTION - 19th Kansas Interna
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Nominated for Best Documentary - 19th K

The Journey Back to Normal:
A Look at Complementary Therapies to Combat PTSD

Documentary |  1h 5 min  |  2018  |  HD

Best Documentary award - Universal International Kansas City film festival, 2019

Best Documentary award - Raleigh Film and Arts Festival,2019

Best Documentary award - Showlow International Film Festival, 2019

Best Editing award  - Showlow International Film Festival, 201

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Film Link Here

The film documents how complimentary therapies combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for Veterans and Active Duty in a holistic way - mind, body, and spirit. Also, how community heroes step in and step up to help our warriors in their hour of need.

Directed by: Nicole Amelio-Casper

Audio language: English        
Subtitles language: English

Available for Rent and Purchase

Proceeds will be used to complete the making of the sequel documentary Hidden Wounds. 

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Films are intended to complement each other. Telling the stories and treatments as a result of PTSD.

Your are also invited to donate to the making of the film Hidden Wounds as well.

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Reviews

Kansas City Live Interview

Kansas City Live Interview

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"This is such an eye opener for the public but even more a tremendous venue for military members to realize they are not alone in how they are feeling and that it's OK to feel the way they are feeling..."

Kathy A. Cosset

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