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Psychedelic programs to help veteran spouses overcome
the impacts of PTSD

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You don’t have to go to war to experience PTSD. If your spouse is a veteran with combat trauma or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), there is a good chance that you and your children have been indirectly traumatized. The challenges that come with transitioning out of the military and into civilian life can also lead to chronic stress for Veteran families. This so-called “Secondary PTSD” is a hidden national epidemic among military families that perpetuates cycles of trauma in families and can be passed down from generation to generation. But you can end the cycle, and we can help.

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Even if you find yourself at the end of your rope…

The effects of trauma and the can be debilitating. Second hand trauma can lead to depression, anxiety, sleeplessness, intrusive thoughts, avoidance, irritability, walking on eggshells, and other symptoms that make navigating normal day to day challenges feel impossible. If you’re experiencing the effects of trauma, please know that you aren’t weak, crazy, flawed, or a bad parent. These issues are the body’s natural response to experiencing a traumatic event or living in a constant state of stress. It can be so disheartening to experience PTSD, especially when nothing seems to fix it, but there is hope.

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Good news. Research shows psychedelic programs are 80% effective at treating trauma.

Standard PTSD treatment programs are less than 10% effective.  Our programs were specifically designed with the needs and experiences of veteran spouses like you in mind. With an emphasis on preparation, integration support, and building deep community, you will find that you are not alone.

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The Hope Project Offers:

Take healing into your own hands alongside others who can relate to what you’re going through.

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The only way to help your family or your spouse is to help yourself first.

You deserve space and time dedicated just to you. We understand that the wellbeing of your family and loved ones is at the core of what you do. Tending to your own wellness first and foremost is the critical foundation from which to support those you care about.