Brian Paul: Helping Veterans and First Responders Turn Their Lives Around

Brian Paul: Helping Veterans and First Responders Turn Their Lives Around  The struggles of Veterans and First Responders is not something that would be easily understood unless you have served. Their plight, as always, is eclipsed by the triumphs and wins, but at the end of the day, those of them who suffer from the burdens they carry may find themselves losing a grip on living.   In this episode, join Patti Katter as she welcomes back Brian Paul from Veterans For Life as they talk about how the organization can help struggling Veterans and First Responders get back on their feet.     Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode:  How Brian got started to helping people  The process of how they help.  On covering the cost  About Equine Therapy  Connecting with the program  On taking that tiny step forward      About Brian Paul:    Brian wanted to find a way to help other Veterans and First Responders turn their life around and find hope when all seems lost. He started “Veterans For Life” a charity that connects Veterans and First Responders with resources, including treatment, therapeutic events, equine therapy, retreats, job training and placement, and spouse support groups.    About Veterans for Life:    "Veterans for life is really about community, and families that really support our Veterans and First Responders both with the problems they've got… from start to finish, the process is hopefully, really a good, strong kind of a dramatic change in the individual from the assessment all the way through to employment, and a whole total life change… relatability is what it’s all about.”   – Brian Paul     Find Veterans For Life on . . .  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Veterans4lifeusa/  Website: https://www.veteransforlifeusa.org    ~   Connect with Patti Katter!  Website: https://pattikatter.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/PattiKatter/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pkatter  Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pattikatter?lang=en