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The Problem
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Veterans, first responders, and their families face a critical gap in mental health care. Traditional models often focus solely on the individual, overlooking the importance of family involvement and failing to offer innovative or nontraditional treatments.
Many are left navigating a system that doesn’t fully meet their needs.
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While conventional therapies play an important role, they are often insufficient for addressing complex issues like PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Without broader solutions that include alternative therapies, family support, and community engagement, opportunities for lasting recovery are lost.​​
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What We Do
We bring together trusted organizations, influential communities, and leading experts to drive innovative solutions—offering veterans, first responders, and their families the resources, therapies, and support needed for true healing and lasting recovery.​
How We Do It
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We lead bold initiatives that challenge the status quo in mental health care to drive meaningful change.
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Connect
We unite communities, organizations, and experts to create powerful networks of support and action.
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Awareness
We raise awareness and provide education to veterans, families, and the public, fostering understanding and breaking the very real stigma.
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Empower
We deliver access to innovative therapies, essential resources, and holistic care, ensuring lasting impact.
Families of veterans spend an average of 50 hours navigating red tape every year, just to get basic support.​
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Family involvement is crucial in the recovery and prevention efforts for veterans and first responders
In a clinical trial, 67% of veterans treated with ketamine reported significant reduction in PTSD symptoms.
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Source: Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.
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NAD therapy has been shown to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings by 70% in patients undergoing addiction treatment.
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Source: NAD Research Foundation.