Unprocesssd trauma is a primary source of suffering in this world. I have suffered for 26 years with unprocesssd trauma that I didn't know I had. The signs were all there, but nobody knew to ask me because I was too traumatized to talk about it for 23 years. Trauma is fairly treatable now. Military veterans and first responders have very effective treatment centers like Bouldercrest. I want to start with kindergarters with daily trauma check ins. By the time they are out of high school, they will be experts in trauma and so will their friends. That's the awareness I want to bring. I'm going to have standardized tests created for all age groups to detect unknown trauma. And we are going to establish and partner with other treatment centers to provide effective treatment for the symptoms of trauma (addiction), but most importantly, process the trauma and get the traumatic event stored properly in the mind and get on with life. 

We are one race. The human race. Trauma doesn't discriminate and neither are we. My goal is to make treatment for unprocessed trauma doable for every single person on the planet.