Military & Veteran Wellness

Military life can carry unique pressures that are often difficult to explain to those outside of it. Services may be designed to support service members, veterans, and military-connected individuals through stress, transition, burnout, identity shifts, family strain, and the emotional impact of service.

Supports Is Available For:

  • Active duty service members

  • Veterans

  • Military spouses and caregivers

  • Dual service married couples

  • Transitioning service members

  • Military-connected youth and families

  • Operational stress and burnout

  • Transition and reintegration

  • Emotional wellness and resilience

  • Identity after service

  • Leadership fatigue and compassion fatigue

  • Stress management and grounding practices

Areas of Focus

  • Military Sexual Trauma

  • Trauma-informed coping skills

  • Family and relationship stress

  • Community connection and belonging

  • Grief, loss, and life transitions

Approach

Founded by a Marine Corps veteran and mental health professional, services are informed by both lived experience and trauma-informed practice. The approach centers dignity, cultural responsiveness, emotional safety, and practical support while recognizing the unique realities of military and post-service life.

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Are you interested in Project Marine HARBOR?

It’s a confidential, no-cost support program for Marine recruiters at metro Recruiting Substations under RS Twin Cities. No command involvement, nothing on your military record, and no cost to you. This initiative is funded by VFW Post 246. Reach out privately, and we'll build a plan around individual therapy, family counseling, or substance use support, whichever fits.

Learn more About Project Marine HARBOR
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