Living with trauma can feel isolating, but you are not alone. Whether you are an emergency worker, veteran, or survivor, we offer direct access to evidence-based advice, screening checklists, and support networks.
Trauma impacts the entire family unit. Learn how to recognize trauma triggers, establish safe practices, communicate effectively during panic, and maintain your own health as a carer or partner.
Equip your practice with research-backed clinical tools, screening guides, and professional CPD programs. Access guidelines from the Phoenix Australia center and the DVA for treating veterans and emergency responders.
PTSD Frontline Limited operates across Australia to lower barriers to trauma-informed healthcare, train professionals, and empower those with lived experiences.
Providing direct support guidance, active listening support, and connecting individuals immediately to crisis networks like Lifeline or local responders.
Publishing up-to-date, clinical-grade checklists, diagnostic guides, self-help manuals, and podcasts suited for community education.
Developing CPD courses, peer support programs, and clinical supervisions to train practitioners in evidence-based trauma methods.
Representing veterans, responders, and survivors at policy levels to ensure mental health services receive appropriate trauma-informed funding.
Recovering from trauma requires time, patience, and professional guidance. PTSD Frontline Limited works tirelessly alongside the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA), police associations, and health departments to make sure support paths are transparent and accessible.
Whether you need a listening ear, a clinical referral path, or educational materials to hand to your GP, our services are here for you.
Access our newest guides, updates from our clinical networks, and advocacy stories across Australia.
A self-report screening tool used to check the presence and severity of PTSD symptoms. For clinical review.
Download Guide →A step-by-step workbook for members leaving the Australian Defence Force, addressing identity loss and trauma symptoms.
Download Workbook →A resource guide for partners and family members to identify safe zones and coordinate home safety plans during distress.
Download Guide →Clinical protocols developed for firefighters, paramedics, and state emergency workers experiencing acute stress responses.
Download Protocol →PTSD Frontline secures vital Australian federal funding to expand trauma-informed telehealth consultations for regional communities.
Read Story →A summary of the recent comparative studies on trauma treatment efficacies conducted in partnership with Melbourne universities.
Read Summary →Registrations are now open for the PTSD Frontline national summit in Melbourne, uniting trauma practitioners and emergency leaders.
Book Tickets →A retired Victoria Police sergeant shares his personal struggle with PTSD and his pathway to recovery via peer support programs.
Read Story →We are seeking individuals with lived PTSD recovery experience to train as accredited peer mentors for others beginning their journey.
Learn Program Details →Get resources, banners, and speaking toolkits to host a local breakfast event in your workplace or town to fundraise for recovery.
Get Event Kit →Partner your business with PTSD Frontline to deliver comprehensive trauma-informed training models to your emergency workforces.
Partner With Us →Registered Australian clinical psychologists, EMDR therapists, and psychiatrists are invited to join our national referral database.
Join Directory →"As a paramedic, I carried calls with me for years until I hit a wall. Finding PTSD Frontline guided me to an EMDR therapist who understood my line of work. It saved my career and my family life."
"After leaving the Army, I struggled to explain my panic attacks to my partner. The resources here gave us a common language. The family safety planning templates changed our daily dynamics."
"Accessing local trauma services in regional NSW was incredibly tough. The Telehealth referral pathways from PTSD Frontline connected me with a clinical psychologist in Sydney. I finally felt heard."
"Having a partner who is a police officer with PTSD is a constant walk on eggshells. Their carer guides helped me identify warning signs, and more importantly, learn to look after my own mental wellbeing."
An overview of funding allocations targeted at exploring treatment efficiency for complex PTSD in first responder cohorts.
August 12, 2025PTSD Frontline launches accredited clinical training modules in partnership with EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA).
July 29, 2025Our Victoria head office expands telephone pathways and support services to accommodate regional hotline requests.
July 15, 2025