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The PTSD Documentary recently won a few awards including three Telly Awards and a Top 10 finish at the IMPACT DOCS AWARDS.

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May 2, 2025 Premier

PTSD: The Invisible Enemy made its premier screening on May 2, 2025 at the Garner Performing Arts Center. Following the 60 minute film, producer Tim Stephens conducted a 15 minute discussion on stage and fielded questions from the audience. Afterwards, visitors, veterans and especially several documentary participants had the chance to talk share their experiences and thoughts on the topic at hand.

If you need help with specific items, promotional pieces, or press material, contact TIM STEVENS or the webmaster DARRELL LUDLOW.

PTSD: The Invisible Enemy - Here are their stories (p12)

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Promotional poster for May 2nd premier event

May 2, 2025 premier screening at Garner Performing Arts Center

Tim Stevens of Show N Tell Ministries (c) leads a panel discussion with Dr. Warren Kinghorn (l) and therapist Steve Cline (r).

Veteran Gordon Jeans speaks with Dr. Warren Kinghorn

Veteran Jason Dunham with Steve Rice of Stop Soldier Suicide and Show N Tell's Tim Stevens

Jason Dunham, Steve Rice and Tim Stevens

Retired U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant Jason Dunham with Steve Rice of Stop Soldier Suicide

Matt Belcher with Steve Cline

Darrell Ludlow (web developer) with Steve Cline (retired U.S. Army Master Seargent

Kristy Andrews of HBOT4Heroes with her display

Keely Wagner, former U.S. Army Specialist, holds a bouquet of roses in the background.

Darrell Ludlow talks with Gordon Deans, former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant

Former U.S. Army Reserve Jeremy Johnson

Jeremy Johnson attends with his whole family.

Jeremy Johnson proudly attends with his whole family

Jeremy Johnson and Tim Stevens

Tim Stevens and webmaster Darrell Ludlow