About Us
The Soldiers Project is a private, non-profit, independent group of volunteer licensed mental health professionals including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, registered nurses and marriage and family therapists.
We provide free counseling and support to military service members who have served or who expect to serve in the Iraq and/or Afghanistan conflicts and to veterans of those conflicts. We see active duty as well as members of activated Reserve or Guard units. In addition, our services are available to the families and other loved ones of service members. We provide help to service members and families struggling with issues related to the overwhelming trauma of war including the cycle from pre-deployment to deployment to homecoming and re-entry to civilian life.
Our services are readily accessible and entirely free of charge. We do not report to any government agency.
- History
The Soldiers Project was started in 2004 by Dr. Judith Broder as a joint effort with The Ernest S. Lawrence Trauma Center and LAISPS.
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- Speakers Bureau
An active Speakers Bureau made up of our clinicians go out into the community to give presentations. Request a speaker for your event.
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- Steering Committee
Learn more about the people who are behind The Soldiers Project.
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- FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions regarding The Soldiers Project and receiving mental health services at no cost.
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- Locations and Contacts
Find a location near you or contact our national number.
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