VMSI is proud to support Boulder Crest Retreat (BCR) and their Warrior Progressive and Alternative Training for Healing Heroes (PATHH) program, the nation’s first-ever post traumatic growth-based program for combat veterans struggling with PTSD or combat stress. Warrior PATHH is delivering results that far outpace traditional mental health treatments.
In the midst of an 18-month longitudinal study, it is now clear that Warrior PATHH does more than just substantially reduce symptoms; it enables participants to walk the path to a life of passion, purpose, and service, harnessing the power of their military training and combat experiences.
In August 2015, the Journal of the American Medical Association called for a new and innovative approach to PTSD amongst combat veterans. BCR believes strongly that Warrior PATHH represents a key element of that new approach, and growing interest in the program is bearing that out.
On Friday, November 10th, CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper, aired a segment showcasing BCR’s partnership with the Gary Sinise Foundation and the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) charity, highlighting Boulder Crest’s innovative approach to coping with post-traumatic stress in our veteran community. On Saturday, November 11th, Circa, an online news service, launched a 14-minute documentary on Warrior PATHH. For more information, visit:
CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/videos/tv/2017/11/10/lead-veterans-day-dnt-jake-tapper.cnn
Circa Documentary: