Breaking Silence: Trauma, PTSD, Addiction and Recovery
The Wounds We Cannot See (2017) A Documentary About Mental Health, Addiction, Recovery The Wounds We Cannot See is a powerful and haunting documentary that brings to light the often invisible struggles of mental illness, trauma, and addiction recovery. Directed by Alexander Freeman, the film tells the story of Nancy Ross with riveting honesty, capturing her journey through PTSD, depression, addiction, and the unseen scars of her past.
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