Veteran-informed care · Kennesaw, Georgia
Compassionate, trauma-informed behavioral health and substance-use recovery care for Veterans, military-connected families, and members of our community.
Confidential conversations. Experienced clinical leadership. Care shaped around the person.
How we help
Every person arrives with a different history. We begin by listening, then help identify the level of support that fits the person's needs, eligibility, and clinical assessment.
Structured outpatient support
A trauma-informed program combining group therapy, psychoeducation, relapse-prevention, coping-skills training, and individual support as clinically appropriate.
A stable place to rebuild
A small-home setting for eligible Veterans and other qualifying adults, with placement and services coordinated through the appropriate referral, authorization, and approval process.
Connection in recovery
Facilitated groups create space to process trauma, learn practical skills, strengthen connection, and take steady steps forward in recovery.
Not sure where to begin? A brief, confidential conversation can help identify the right next step.
Speak with our team
A place is waiting
It represents something simple and important: everyone deserves a place where they can be welcomed, heard, and treated with dignity.
Trauma and addiction can make people feel isolated. Our approach begins with connection. We listen without reducing anyone to a diagnosis, and we build care around the whole person—their experiences, strengths, responsibilities, culture, and goals.
Military & Veteran care
Military life can involve deployment, reintegration, separation, grief, moral injury, family strain, and transitions that are hard to explain to someone who has never worked inside that culture.
Our clinical leadership brings years of direct experience with military communities in the United States and abroad, helping us provide care that is informed, respectful, and practical.
Clinical leadership
Owner & Program Director
Renee brings more than three decades of counseling experience in trauma, crisis response, addiction recovery, military and Veteran care, and family support.
Her experience includes eleven years of Department of Defense-connected Military and Family Life Counselor service in CONUS and OCONUS settings, with work across the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and Japan. Her military-community service has been recognized with two NATO command coins.
Accountable care
Our accreditation reflects an organization-wide commitment to quality, safety, responsible clinical operations, and continuous improvement. Behavioral Health Care and Human Services, HCO ID 701624.
Community-based spaces
Warm, familiar surroundings can help people feel grounded. These photographs show the kind of calm, community-centered environment we value. Additional program photographs will be added here.
Residential availability and placement are subject to applicable approvals, program eligibility, clinical appropriateness, and authorization. Photographs are representative of proposed residential-support spaces.
Getting started
You do not need to have every answer before you call. We will listen and help you understand what comes next.
Tell us what support you are looking for.
We review fit, eligibility, and appropriate next steps.
When appropriate, intake and care planning begin.
Common questions
If your question is not answered here, call our official business line and we will help you find the right person.
We welcome Veterans, military-connected family members, and other members of the community seeking trauma-informed mental health or substance-use recovery support. Program participation depends on clinical appropriateness, eligibility, availability, and any required authorization.
Yes. Our leadership has extensive military-community experience and VA community-care experience. Referral and authorization requirements vary, so please call us to discuss your situation and the appropriate pathway.
Residential placement depends on current availability, eligibility, clinical appropriateness, and all required program approvals and authorizations. Housing and clinical services may have separate authorization and payment pathways.
Call 678-224-1145. We can learn what you need, answer initial questions, and explain the next step. Calling does not obligate you to enroll.
This website and business line are not emergency services. If there is immediate danger, call 911. Call or text 988 for 24/7 crisis support; Veterans and service members can call 988, then press 1.
We are ready to listen
Veterans, families, referral partners, and community members are welcome to call. We will treat your questions with care and respect.
Call 678-224-1145Location and placement information is shared through an authorized intake process.
