Numerous factors can contribute to addiction among veterans. These encompass a family history of addiction, trauma, and co-occurring mental health conditions. While alcohol is frequently the overlooked substance of choice among veterans, cannabis, opioids, and tobacco are also used to temporarily alleviate distress. Veterans who've experienced active combat confront a spectrum of stressors, including:

• Physical injuries

• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

• Reintegration into civilian life

Initial Screening and Assessment Process

• Client/Veteran readiness for treatment initiates a discussion with the Admissions Team

• Sharing of personal story, struggles, and medications

• Prescreening process follows, subject to Medical and Clinical Director's review

• Meeting with Primary Therapist for Biopsychosocial assessment

• Completion of assessment triggers development of personalized treatment plan

• Plan designed to cater to the specific needs of the veteran

• Client/Veteran readiness for treatment initiates a discussion with the Admissions Team

• Sharing of personal story, struggles, and medications

• Prescreening process follows, subject to Medical and Clinical Director's review

• Meeting with Primary Therapist for Biopsychosocial assessment

• Completion of assessment triggers development of personalized treatment plan

• Plan designed to cater to the specific needs of the veteran

Safe and Comfortable Residential Spaces

Upon arrival, veterans are warmly greeted and taken on a facility tour for familiarization

A welcome packet explains our program, and rooms are assigned based on individual needs. We offer single rooms for those with severe night terrors and PTSD, and double rooms facilitate connections among clients.