Trevor's Presentation

When many veterans come home from war, they face challenges reintegrating into society and reconnecting with friends and family.  Civilians know this to be called post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Former military member, now Psychology major, Trevor Hill, has created a solution to this epidemic that reaches so many homes in the United States. Trevor has created a non-profit organization called Zero Hour Expeditions where he will take veterans suffering from PTSD out into the wilderness for  30 days at a time. These expeditions will help them decompress and cleanse their bodies and minds, helping them realize the beauty that is available, every day, in this life. Trevor has experienced PTSD himself and upon an epiphany came up with this unique idea to help others heal.

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About Trevor

Trevor Hill is a sophomore at Boise State who is majoring in Psychology with a minor in Communication. Trevor is the Founder and Executive Director of Zero Hour Expeditions. This amazing non-profit organization aims to eliminate the physiological factors adversely affecting the mind’s ability to process post-traumatic stress.
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Trevor’s passion for his organization derives from his seven years of military service with combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Trevor’s life experiences, and passion for this cause, offer a fresh perspective on treatments for those who suffer from PTSD. If you have any questions for Trevor or would like to get involved with his organization contact him at trevorhill@u.boisestate.edu.