Veterans & Military Counseling
Therapy that understands the uniform — trauma, transition, and the weight service can leave behind, from a team that includes a U.S. Army veteran.
About Veterans & Military Counseling
Military service asks a lot, and some of it stays with you long after. Whether you’re active duty, a veteran, or a military family member, our counselors help with service-related trauma, PTSD, moral injury, the hard adjustment to civilian life, anger and hypervigilance, grief, and relationship strain. Donavan Ross — a U.S. Army veteran and Licensed Professional Counselor — brings lived understanding of military culture to the work, and our EMDR-trained team helps you process trauma without having to retell every detail. Faith-integrated or fully secular, it’s always your choice.
What it can help with
- Combat and service-related PTSD
- Moral injury and survivor guilt
- The transition to civilian life
- Anger, hypervigilance, and sleep
- Grief and loss
- Relationship and family strain after service
Approaches we may use
- EMDR
- CBT
Therapists who specialize in this
- Stacy Pray, LCPC, MS
- Jennilee Gunter, LMSW
- Brian Land, LPC
- Donavan Ross, M.Ed., LPC, NCC
- Christine Collaer-Muzzo, LCPC
Frequently asked
Do I need a combat background for this to be a fit?
Not at all. Service shapes people in countless ways — training, deployments, the culture, the transition home. If any part of your military experience is weighing on you, you’re welcome here.
Will my therapist actually get it?
Donavan Ross is a U.S. Army veteran and leads much of our work with service members and veterans. Brian Land also brings nearly 30 years in corrections and deep experience with job-related and first-responder trauma.