at Post Trauma Resources, LLC
Attuned to the voices of first responders across the Midlands, FLOW identified service gaps within existing programs and tailored our services to address these specific needs. Addressing stigma, time constraints, confidentiality concerns, and financial barriers, FLOW offers timely, accessible, and effective support.
FLOW heard your concerns—take a look at some of the common barriers that we’ve heard from first responders in the Midlands, then click the quote to see how FLOW addressed each one:
FLOW provides unlimited FREE sessions to personnel from participating agencies as well as their immediate family members. You don’t have to spend a cent to receive the support that you need.
FLOW knows that your job and your stressors aren’t just 9-to-5. Whether you are experiencing stress, a crisis, or just having difficulty after a critical incident, you can reach out to Amy by phone or text ANY TIME, even after-hours.
Participation is CONFIDENTIAL. No one will know unless YOU decide to tell them. Also, because Post Trauma Resources is a PRIVATE agency, your information never becomes part of any city, county, state, or insurance database.
In addition to being a licensed therapist, FLOW program director Amy Lutz has more than a decade of EXPERIENCE working in public safety as well as being a law enforcement spouse.
Because FLOW doesn’t bill your insurance or an EAP, NO DIAGNOSIS is assigned. Therefore, there are no labels to become part of your permanent health record.
FLOW was designed to give DIRECT SUPPORT when you need it. If you call or text for an appointment with FLOW, you’ll connect directly with FLOW program director Amy Lutz, not a receptionist. In-person appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Working with a therapist doesn't diminish your ability to solve problems independently. Instead, it provides you with additional tools and support, using the latest advancements in understanding trauma and proven treatment approaches like EMDR.
Imagine being at your lowest and feeling like no one cares enough to notice. FLOW teaches personnel, leadership, family members, and peer supporters to identify the early signs of trouble and connect with the right help. Through education and outreach, we can smash the stigma against reaching out.
Imagine being at your lowest and feeling like no one cares enough to notice. FLOW teaches personnel, leadership, family members, and peer supporters to identify the early signs of trouble and connect with the right help. Through education and outreach, we can smash the stigma against reaching out.
Relationships are like a pond — one person’s actions, like throwing a stone, will create ripples that have a way of spreading and affecting the whole family. If your partner won’t reach out, consider doing so yourself. FLOW can help you identify ways to create healthier “ripples” within the family until your partner is ready for help.
Relationships are like a pond — one person’s actions, like throwing a stone, will create ripples that have a way of spreading and affecting the whole family. If your partner won’t reach out, consider doing so yourself. FLOW can help you identify ways to create healthier “ripples” within the family until your partner is ready for help.
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