Synopsis
Twenty-two veterans take their own lives each day in the United States, prompting two combat-wounded veterans to seek hope on a cross-country motorcycle ride.
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Daniel and Doc ride their motorcycles from San Francisco to New York, covering 6,500 miles in search of hope for veterans. They meet fellow combat-wounded veterans and discuss the challenges that lead to suicide, which claims twenty-two lives daily in the United States. Along the way, they interview mental health clinicians and researchers specializing in Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Traumatic Stress. The film also highlights alternative therapies, including sailing, pottery, and service dogs, that aid in the healing process.
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Why Watch
- Meet Veterans sharing their personal stories.
- Find out about alternative therapies for healing.
- See interviews with mental health experts.
Did You Know
- Twenty-two Veterans commit suicide every day in the U.S.
- Daniel and Doc travel 6,500 miles from San Francisco to New York.
- The film features interviews with leading experts in mental health.
- Alternative therapies include sailing, pottery, and service dogs.
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How many Veterans commit suicide per day in the United States?
Twenty-two Veterans commit suicide per day in the United States.
What is the distance of the motorcycle journey in Project 22?
The motorcycle journey in Project 22 covers 6,500 miles from San Francisco to New York.
What alternative forms of therapy are discussed in Project 22?
Alternative forms of therapy discussed include sailing, pottery, education, and service dogs.
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