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Support 4 Heroes I really believe I have found my niche when it comes to the population I serve. I know first hand what it is like to be a family member of a combat Vet.

People who work in fields that bring them to disasters, crime scenes, and combat are facing non visible injuries (Anxiety, depression, burnout) and Support 4 Heroes is here to help decrease the stigma and increase a healthy wellbeing for our heroes. I also know what it is like to be a sibling to a deputy who works long hours with minimal pay, and no rest for the weary. I consider my ability to use my experience and my education my way of identifying a profound understanding of the unique challenges faced by those who have served and their families, I utilize my expertise to address symptoms of PTSD, domestic violence, depression, and anxiety. My commitment extends to providing comprehensive couples therapy, and fostering healing and resilience within relationships. Recently Support 4 Heroes has seamlessly integrated technology into our practice, offering Telehealth services to ensure accessibility for our clients. I have been told that my empathetic approach, coupled with evidence-based interventions, creates a safe and supportive space for individuals and families to navigate the complexities of their experiences. Driven by a genuine desire to make a positive impact, it has been said that Support 4 Heroes exemplifies the intersection of expertise and empathy in the realm of mental health, enhancing the well-being of those who have served and their loved ones.

I don't know how to share this publicly, but I think it's really important that somehow there is a way to get this infor...
08/13/2026

I don't know how to share this publicly, but I think it's really important that somehow there is a way to get this information out… yes everyone is talking about the Lindsay Clancy case. People are talking about the medication she was prescribed and the combination of meds which were prescribed and how this poor woman was desperately trying to seek help for her mental health and just wasn't receiving it. I have not seen one single person ask this question… Where was her therapist? Where was her weekly therapist that she saw on an outpatient basis? And why is no one talking about it?

The obvious answer is that she didn't have one. I can't imagine a world in which a psychiatrist prescribes psychotropic medications and does not recommend weekly outpatient therapy. A therapist sees a client once a week and will notice changes in demeanor, affect, recognize signs of decompensation, etc. I think it is so so so important. Could it have saved these children's lives? Honestly, I think perhaps it could have. You need that one person, that bond, that therapeutic trust and relationship. Someone who sees you overtime and notices changes.

I don't have a public platform and I don't feel like posting it on my page would reach many people… Is there anyone here that could create a public service announcement type post about this?! Having a therapist to navigate all of this can really make a difference. I just can't believe I haven't seen anyone bring this subject up in regards to this case. Thoughts anyone?!?!

08/08/2026
10/08/2024

I just set up my yelp page, I know it has only been 3 years but if you could be a gem and add a review I would be very grateful.

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