Military & Veteran Therapy
Military and Veteran Services
Military service is a sacrifice. Throughout history, our service members have weathered hardship, uncertainty, and danger across the globe. As a result, many shoulder psychological and emotional wounds that can negatively impact their health, relationships, and ability to successfully transition back into civilian life.
“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.”
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.”
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
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Military and Veteran Psychotherapy
Military and veteran psychotherapy provides culturally competent, evidence-based care around the unique experiences, challenges, and transitions associated with military service.
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Benefits of Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy can help by offering a structured environment to explore, process, and change unhealthy thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. In addition, it can greatly reduce and/or eliminate anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and other symptoms.
Veteran-informed care
I bring experience, understanding, and clinical expertise to the healing process.
Why this work
Veteran-Informed Care
As a United States Marine Corps combat veteran, wounded warrior, and someone who’s navigated the ebbs and flows of war, recovery, and transition, I understand how anxiety, depression, trauma, and chronic stress can negatively impact one’s psychological well-being, relationships, and ability to manage everyday life. By understanding these challenges, I bring a unique perspective and can help active-duty service members and veterans succeed.
As a United States Marine Corps combat veteran, wounded warrior, and licensed psychotherapist, I bring experience, understanding, and clinical expertise to the healing process.
Treating military-related trauma can be complex and requires specialized care. Together, we’ll explore, process, and transform maladaptive patterns and behaviors.
Clinical referrals
A trusted network, when you need more.
I take referrals seriously and will only refer clients and their family members to trusted colleagues in my professional network, including respected physicians, clinical specialists, and other licensed healthcare professionals.
Internal Medicine
Addiction Medicine
Psychiatry & Behavioral Health
Neuropsychology & Cognitive Health
FAQ
Common questions about military & veteran therapy.
I’m a United States Marine Corps combat veteran and licensed psychotherapist who has extensive training in the treatment of trauma-related conditions (e.g., PTSD), co-occurring substance abuse, and the challenges associated with military separation, retirement, and reintegration.
Yes. I work with both active-duty service members and veterans. Please note that I’m an out-of-network provider and do not accept TRICARE East, West, or Overseas.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health condition that can develop after witnessing and/or experiencing a life-threatening or shocking event. Standard treatments include psychotherapeutic and pharmacological interventions.
Moral injury is the emotional, behavioral, and spiritual damage caused by witnessing, perpetrating, or failing to prevent acts that deeply violate one’s moral code. If you are experiencing moral injury and would like to address it, trauma-focused psychotherapies may help.
Adjustment disorder is a short-term, stress-related mental health condition triggered by significant life changes (e.g., identity and role changes). Symptoms can include anxiety, agitation, depression, and behavioral disturbances. Standard treatments include psychotherapeutic and pharmacological interventions.
Self-medication is the use of substances or non-prescribed medications to alleviate physical and/or psychological symptoms. However, this can sometimes exacerbate symptoms and lead to a cycle of ongoing distress and increased substance use. Among active-duty service members and veterans, self-medication is common due to a prevailing stigma, fear of judgement, and occupational concerns.
Other ways I can help
Ready to get started?
Jeffrey responds personally within 24 hours.
What happens next
I’ll review your message and respond within 24 hours.
I’ll schedule a call to discuss your history, needs, and goals.
If we’re a good therapeutic fit, your initial session will be scheduled.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Channel is a private practice and is not a crisis or emergency service.
What happens next
I’ll review your message and respond within 24 hours.
I’ll schedule a call to discuss your history, needs, and goals.
If we’re a good therapeutic fit, your initial session will be scheduled.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Channel is a private practice and is not a crisis or emergency service.