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Volunteers Needed

If you enjoy volunteering and want to be part of a team that works together to help reach survivors of trauma and further CPTSD research, we want to hear from you

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Volunteer Opportunities with CPTSD Foundation

The staff of volunteers and interns on our team are second to none; we are so grateful to have the opportunity to work with such incredible individuals. Their skills and dedication help make our organization the very best it can be for each and every survivor and practitioner we serve.

If you have a skillset you feel would be beneficial, and have a desire to help others, then we want to hear from you.

The current available opportunities are outlined below, and linked to a short application form. Once we receive your submission, our team will review it and reach out to you directly to follow up.

In addition to gaining valuable skills and experience, you’ll be part of an organization that reaches the world with a message of hope for complex trauma recovery! You’ll be part of a movement that helps raise awareness about CPTSD, while providing programs and resources to adult survivors of all types of trauma.

Plus, we will happily provide Linked In recommendations for you, phone references, and a personal letter of recommendation.

Peer Support Group Moderator

CPTSD Peer Support Chat Group

Our Peer Support Chat group is an online group where survivors come together and share experiences in their healing journey, and help support one another in a validating, encouraging, and supportive atmosphere. This program has no live calls; online chat forums only. Ability to read about the trauma experiences of others, without feeling triggered or overwhelmed, is necessary.

Moderators help answer member questions, address concerns, encourage and validate the members, and help keep our online chat space a place where everyone feels welcomed and encouraged to share.

Education: No formal education required.

Experience: Previous online group moderator experience a plus, but not required. We will provide documentation, a video walkthrough on how to use our chat platform, and have several Zoom calls with you to ensure you’re comfortable with this position.

Pinterest

Content Creator

If you’re passionate about Pinterest, we want to hear from you. We are currently looking for someone to run our Pinterest account. Tasks include creating and posting new pins 2-3 times per week, ongoing time spent managing our boards, creating new boards, “liking” and following other creators/accounts with a similar mission, to expand our reach with a message of hope to survivors of trauma and practitioners who use Pinterest. 

Education: No formal education required

Experience: Ability to create quality, brand driven, content on Pinterest is necessary. While no formal education or experience is needed, have a solid understanding of the Pinterest platform is required. 

Call for Writers

Guest blog contributor

If you’re passionate about writing and inspiring others, we want to hear from you! Our blog focuses on all aspects of complex trauma recovery, as well as educating, inspiring, and raising awareness about the mental health struggles that survivors of trauma face on a daily basis.

If you have a knack for writing and want to make a difference in someone’s life, through the power of the written word, then we want to hear from you.

Education: No formal education required

Experience: No professional experience required for survivor stories. See our editor about academic article qualifications.

Program Leader

Daily Recovery Support

You’ll be facilitating virtual support group calls on Zoom, teaching and sharing on content outlined in our calendar; all relevant to trauma recovery and mental health. Opportunities are available for live calls at 12pm eastern and 8pm eastern.

You’ll have access to communicate with other call leaders, share content and resources, and input on future call topics. Your collaboration will contribute to the continued growth of our Recovery Support programs and make a huge difference in the lives of our members.

This is a multi step process; the first step is to fill out the information form via the “get started” button. 

Education: Licensed Clinicians, Certified Coaches, Counselors, Peer Support advocates.

Experience: Experience leading support groups is a plus in addition to any formal training and education.