In this brief video, Brad Schipke explains that post‑traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is most prevalent among military personnel, who experience frequent, high‑intensity combat trauma. He identifies the second‑most common group as emergency‑service workers—firefighters, EMTs, and emergency doctors—who also face repeated traumatic incidents on the front lines. Schipke concludes by encouraging viewers to subscribe for additional tools and resources to help heal from PTSD.
What job is PTSD most common in? The first one is probably very obvious to all of us, and that is military personnel. People who are on the front lines experiencing very traumatic events on a very high frequency. But the second most common job that we see are people who are in the emergency services. So you can think firefighters, EMTs, or emergency doctors. If you are in one of those jobs or you know somebody's in there, you can subscribe for more tools on how to actually heal. But I hope this was helpful.
