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PTSD Coach Australia App

Developed by the Australian Government, this app offers education and resources for people experiencing PTSD. It ​has information and signs and symptoms, a self-assessment symptoms checker, scheduling tools and resources to help with distress, such as breathing, distraction or imagery scripts. 

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Free to download from your favourite app store. 

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We offer actionable resources and teach real skills to help people make meaningful change in managing mental health issues.