Care that understands where you've been.
We see active-duty service members, veterans, military caregivers, and their families. We understand military culture, and we know that service touches the whole household.
Service changes people, and so does coming home.
Deployments, injuries, loss, frequent moves, and the transition back to civilian life can all show up years later as drinking, anxiety, anger, sleeplessness, or numbness. None of that is weakness. It makes sense, and it can be treated.
In treatment, you'll be with clinicians who get the culture and with peers who've been through similar things. Our groups are built on the strengths you already have: discipline, teamwork, and a sense of mission.
- Active-duty service members
- Guard and Reserve members
- Veterans of every era
- Spouses, partners, and children
- Military caregivers
Military support services
Veteran-focused groups
Groups just for service members and veterans, where you can speak plainly.
Trauma & PTSD care
Trauma-informed treatment for combat stress, military sexual trauma, moral injury, and the grief that often comes with them.
Family & caregiver support
Sessions and education that help families understand what's happening and how to help without burning out.
Benefits navigation
Help coordinating with the VA, TRICARE, and community care so you can focus on getting better.
Transition support
Case management for housing, school, and work, plus a way back into your community.
Peer support
Peer Recovery Specialists who understand recovery firsthand, so you aren't doing this on your own.
Questions about TRICARE or VA Community Care?
Call our admissions team and we'll check your benefits for you.
Tamra has spent more than 15 years in mental health and addiction treatment, with a long commitment to the military community. Under her leadership, care for service members, veterans, and their families is central to what Freedom Behavioral Health does.
If you're in crisis, reach out now.
- Veterans Crisis Line: dial 988, then press 1
- Text 838255, or chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net
- In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest ER