Car Racing Program Offers Therapeutic Benefits for Veterans and Families
A car racing program in Australia is providing therapeutic benefits for veterans and their families, particularly those affected by the Afghanistan and Vietnam wars. Breeanna Till, whose husband Sgt. Brett Till was killed in Afghanistan, found solace in racing at the Pheasants Wood Motorsport Circuit. The program, initiated by Vinh Tran, a military vehicle enthusiast, offers veterans a chance to engage in racing as a form of therapy. The initiative includes Veteran Family Track Day events, where veterans and their families can participate in racing activities, helping them cope with mental health challenges such as PTSD. The program also involves veterans in maintaining and repairing cars, providing them with a sense of purpose and community. 
