Are you one of many veterans who feels a disconnect between their personal values and the experiences they've had in military? For the veterans and servicemembers who are feeling out of step with their peers, there’s hope.
SUPPORTING VETERANS WITH MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Contrary to popular belief, the average servicemember’s mental health experience is far more complicated than wartime deployments and high-stakes trauma. The culture of the military can be inclusive, but it can also be isolating and toxic. This conflict can leave veterans with a shattered identity.
COUNSELING FOR ACTIVE MILITARY IN THE CHARLESTON AREA.
COUPLES COUNSELING FOR CHARLESTON VETERANS.
Military families face unique challenges, and the stressors of service can take a toll on partners as much as servicemembers. Whether you’re a veteran, an active-duty servicemember, or the spouse or partner of a veteran, you’re not alone in your struggles.
VETERAN ISSUES MAY INCLUDE
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Trauma
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Isolation
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Depression
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Panic Attacks
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Moral injury
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Identity concerns
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Adjustment issues
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Lack of community
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Relationship issues
