Free Confidential Therapy for Post 9/11 Veterans and Their Loved Ones
Free Confidential Therapy for Post 9/11 Veterans and Their Loved Ones
The Upshot:
We provide free, confidential and unlimited mental health services to any active duty service member or veteran who has served since September 11, 2001.
We provide services to families and loved ones too – wives, husbands, partners, parents and children.
We don’t turn anyone away based on discharge status, branch of service, or whether they saw combat.
If you served, you get seen.
The Details:
Clients call or email us for help, and we respond within 48 hours.
We’ll do a brief intake, and then match the client to a local therapist who can accommodate their schedule.
All client information remains COMPLETELY CONFIDENTIAL, and clients are never billed for services.
The Therapists:
Fully licensed mental health professionals in your community who are volunteering their time to give back to the men and women who have served.
Sessions are held in their private offices, and not in a clinic.
The Treatment:
Once a client meets with their therapist and begins treatment, they become their private patient – for as long as necessary.
The only people who decide when treatment ends are the client and the clinician. That’s it. Some clients stay for a few months, some for longer than a year.
It’s up to you.
Staff Member of the Quarter
Brenda Walls
Chapter Director, Washington
Brenda Walls was a military Air Force Brat, had served active duty in the Coast Guard for 8 years and then married her husband who served in the Coast Guard for 27 years. Brenda’s uncle was severely injured in WWII and awarded a purple heart, her husband’s father died in a helicopter crash in the Vietnam War. The military life and culture have been all she has ever known. She has seen the best of what the military has to offer and the worst. It is in her DNA to serve and the population she cares about so much is that of the brave men and women who are in the United States Military. She believes in the mission of The Soldiers Project and that is why she wanted to work with them and for them. She is very proud of the work that The Soldiers Project does. Brenda is very proud of her recent award for community partnership with Hope Sparks and facilitating and organizing the 2017 Washington State Symposium for The Soldiers Project’s wonder therapist and applicants.
In Their Own Words
Why Our Therapists Volunteer for
The Soldiers Project
