With You

LXCL:Free admission to the community screening of PTSD:911 hosted by With You. This event is open to the public as part of our commitment to bringing awareness and conversation around first responder mental health.

General Admission

On the evening of May 12, 2026, at Southlake Theater, With You will present the documentary PTSD:911, followed by a panel discussion featuring local first responders, mental health professionals, community members, and PTSD:911 Director, Conrad Weaver.&nbsp; This event represents the culmination of months of intentional conversations and a lifetime of lived experiences tied to the realities first responders face. The purpose of the evening is to present current, relevant information and to help change the narrative around first responders seeking support for their mental and emotional well-being. This is about education, honesty, and reducing stigma so that no first responder feels they have to carry the weight alone. Please, at the request of the venue, firearms are not allowed.

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On the evening of May 12, 2026, at Southlake Theater, With You will present the documentary PTSD:911, followed by a panel discussion featuring local first responders, mental health professionals, community members, and PTSD:911 Director, Conrad Weaver.  This event represents the culmination of months of intentional conversations and a lifetime of lived experiences tied to the realities first responders face. The purpose of the evening is to present current, relevant information and to help change the narrative around first responders seeking support for their mental and emotional well-being. This is about education, honesty, and reducing stigma so that no first responder feels they have to carry the weight alone. Please, at the request of the venue, firearms are not allowed.

With You

PTSD:911 - Silence is a Killer

4720 Nelson Rd suite 110

General Admission

Free

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