Trauma Healing Camp Founder: Why Telling Your Story Can Save Your Life
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What is the mission of Camp Treehouse Trauma Camp?
Trauma affects everybody, and not just the individual, but everybody around them. Trauma is like a pressure cooker. The pressure release valve is simply us telling our story. Tom Broadbent is a veteran, faith-anchored, and community-focused leader and the founder of Camp Treehouse Trauma Camp. His work reflects a deep commitment to resilience, restoration, and helping those who've served find community and purpose beyond their pain. Sometimes God allows tragedy in our life to reposition us to be more effective for him. What we're doing with Camp Freehouse is we're taking the best practices from multiple
How does storytelling help in trauma recovery?
nonprofits, bringing the best practices together for a common goal of helping people going through traumatic experiences.
Most folks think, why me? Why did this happen to me? Why did God curse me? Oh. Where you and I come from, these aren't curses. These are tests. These are rewards. These are challenges.
It's interesting that you said that because I didn't plan on this. But what I didn't share with you and I'll share right now is that
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What holistic approaches does Camp Treehouse utilize for healing?
This is a special one because this is the first of our new show, Operation CEO. Joining us today is our first operator, Tom Broadbent. He is the founder of Camp Treehouse.
Yes, I am. It's a fantastic new opportunity really for anybody, but primarily focused on our nation's heroes, and that would be veterans, first responders, and their families dealing with combat or work-related trauma. And I say it's really for anybody because trauma affects everybody. Oh, yeah. And not just the individual, but everybody around them. You have people that are traumatized by divorce, by loss of life. Perhaps you got battered women. Interesting. You have trauma. Getting canceled and having your 15-year career destroyed. Yeah. There you go. Right. The even something like kids in the foster care, you know, they've been traumatized by either abuse. Oh, excuse me. Either abuse or by neglect. And so they end up in foster care.
Did you know, just talking about foster care, for example, 70% of women aging out of foster care end up as pregnant single moms?
Wow.
And I think the stat is 87. I might be off a few. 87% of young men aging out of foster care end up incarcerated. Of course. And that's partly because they turn 18. the government unspiritual educated just out and about and they said you're you're an adult you're on your own yep and they've never been able to deal with their trauma of abuse or trauma of neglect and now they're expected to figure it out on their own and they have no support system and there they go and so with camp freehouse we want to be able to help anybody in trauma Even though we say our target audience is veterans, first responders, and their families, the reality, much like Reboot Recovery, which is part of our DNA, they've developed a trauma course for veterans.
They've developed a trauma course for first responders. And then they developed a trauma course for civilians, for everyday folks dealing with maybe the loss of a job. sickness and death, divorce, you name it. You know, lose your money in the, you know, playing the lotto. Oh, yeah. No, yeah, for sure. You never know.
How does faith play a role in trauma healing?
But anyways, so it's really a fantastic opportunity because what we're doing with Camp Freehouse is we're taking the best practices from multiple people. nonprofits, bringing the best practices together for a common goal of helping people going through traumatic experiences.
Emphasis is experiences, traumatic experiences. Most folks think, why me? Why did this happen to me? Why did God curse me? Oh, where you and I come from, these aren't curses. These are tests.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the mission of Camp Treehouse Trauma Camp?
0:00–0:39
2
How does storytelling help in trauma recovery?
0:39–1:54
3
What holistic approaches does Camp Treehouse utilize for healing?
1:54–4:34
4
How does faith play a role in trauma healing?
4:34–12:53
5
What statistics highlight the need for trauma support among veterans?
12:53–15:10
6
How can individuals contribute to Camp Treehouse's mission?
15:10–30:27
Speakers
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