“That was the best PTDS presentation I have received.” – CAPT

“The value of yesterday’s talk was HIGH.” – LTCOL

“This presentation was different, as I found it honest and down to earth to hear it from someone who actually had this going on in their life.  It was also good to hear it from his partner who was not towing the party line as it were.” – WO2

“I’d like to say the presentation was interesting and informative for me because I don’t think there’s enough awareness about the “other parties” hardships in these mental wellbeing issues, ie; the women also trapped in the cycle of recovery. – MAJ

“What I wanted to know most was the steps I had taken to protect and assist my children were the right ones. Thankfully I think I’ve been on the right track!” – CPL

“By Zoe voicing her perspective, some of those uniformed members may have sobered to messages from their own partners that haven’t ‘got through’. I applaud her honesty!” – WO2

“What Andy and Zoe described in their story almost mirrors my own experiences from the darkest place of suicidal thoughts to the gradual recovery through the help of professionals and having a strong supportive family. I have great admiration for the courage the Cullens have shown in sharing their journey of hardship, helplessness and recovery to strangers.” – APS

“I think the presentation has value to all military members and partners, regardless of any experience with mental illness.” – CAPT

“I thought the presentation was outstanding, topical and appropriate. The Cullen’s story was raw, confronting and uplifting.” – MAJ

“As someone with a partner who is an emergency responder and a person suffering mental illness myself I felt almost relief to hear the experiences of others that so closely resembled my own.” – APS

“…it was terrific to listen to both perspectives of military life. It was also lovely to hear that they’ll together, continue to take up the fight in promoting mental illness, particularly PTSD, to get more people to talk about these issues.” – APS

“I have attend presentations by (other parties) on depression and anxiety in the past but found them non engaging and not relatable to military situations. They are more about signs and symptoms and not emotions and experiences. It is the emotions and experiences that make a presentation engaging and relatable and more open to listening and believing the speakers understand your situation. I found the delivery of Andrew and Zoe’s presentation very relatable.” – WO2