For over 30 years, I have treated clients with PTSD. I received an MA in Psychology. I also trained at U.C. Medical Center in San Francisco to become a Certified Sex Therapist. I have worked at hospitals, clinics, abused women centers, the welfare department, and inner-city boys clubs. These experiences gave me insight that there […]
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Support two great US Veteran causes & Play Golf too! 4th Annual Mission: PTSD/Hire Patriots Golf and Dinner Olympia Hills Golf Club: October 5, 2013 Proceeds from this event will go to Patriotic Hearts, the 501c3 non-profit of which HirePatriots is a program. And to Mission: PTSD a retreat in Texas for the intensive treatment […]
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After attempting suicide in November of 2010 I decided to help fellow soldiers and their families by giving them advice on how to handle certain situations. In 2010, I attempted suicide while still in the Army. This is just over a year after being back from Iraq. It was just one day and I just […]
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HirePatriots is a popular program of the 501c3 non-profit Patriotic Hearts. It focuses on giving US veterans and their spouses one day, part-time and full-time jobs all across America. – Here are a few ways that we help veterans who experience combat trauma. 1) Our One Day jobs are posted by patriotic citizens. All of […]
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Right out of high school, she joined the Marines and did really well. She became a Sgt. after 4 years and then left to pursue her degree. She was a junior in college and she loved her accounting classes. She had just gotten married to a Marine and her husband was headed back to Iraq. She applied […]
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Yes, this is a charged question. But the media has made people, and especially Human Resource people and Hiring managers, ask themselves this question. – Let’s give them some good answers. I have worked with veterans with PTSD for a several decades. I was a counselor at a gated recovery center for Vietnam vets with […]
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Thank you for your service to me and my country. I joined the Marines in ’67. But they discovered something that made me medically ineligible. — So I watched my buddies go off to Vietnam, while I stayed home and listened to too many people bad mouth them. — I joined the ministry and began […]
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