10/02/2026
Register Now: https://skylarksenior.club/VBHSFall2026
Veterans, families, clinicians, community leaders, and professionals who serve veterans:
You need to be in the room on October 14.
It is deeply inspiring to be in a room full of veterans and those who stand beside them. You feel the camaraderie before the program begins—in the conversations, the recognition between those who have served, and the willingness to help someone else find a way forward.
That spirit is as much a part of this summit as what happens onstage.
Veterans Brain Health Summit: Hope Begins with Recognition brings military experience, clinical expertise, and practical resources together for a conversation about PTSD, mild traumatic brain injury, moral injury, and changes in cognition, mood, and daily life—but most importantly: what now?
This summit is about addressing the invisible wounds of war through brain health education, guidance, camaraderie, and support so veterans can move toward the full and happy lives they deserve after service.
Register Now: https://skylarksenior.club/VBHSFall2026
Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Anastacia Nichols, Director of Neuropsychology for the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program, brings practical clinical understanding and an insight into EHVP methods that produce such excellent outcomes for veterans.
Clay Worley, MS, U.S. Marine and US Army veteran, will introduce his former Marine Corps drill instructor, longtime mentor, and later trusted partner in service, our honored guest speaker, Sgt Maj (ret) William Skiles, a 30-year United States Marine Corps veteran whose service includes combat in Fallujah and who developed the Marine Corps’ first Sergeants Major Course and advance ethics and mentoring programs across the Corps.
Dr. Nichols will also moderate Voices of Experience, Care & Hope, featuring Dr Amy Stevens, Ed.D., LPC, veteran and founder of Georgia Military Women; Drs. Mahsa Mojallal, Laura Watkins, and Adriana Miu of Emory Healthcare Veterans Program; Nick Bellenbaum, MBA, CEO and retired Navy SEAL; Christine Curtin, Executive Director of the American Foundation For Su***de Prevention - Georgia Chapter; and Katie Bagosy, MHA, Gold Star spouse.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Doors open at 10 a.m. for networking and resource tables.
The American Legion Post 201 | 201 Wills Road, Alpharetta, GA
Register now to reserve your seat and lunch: https://lnkd.in/eswha8vJ
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Presented by Skylark Senior Care with Emory Healthcare Veterans Program, the Alzheimer's Association, Georgia Chapter, the Veterans Brain Health Collaborative, and 28 regional veteran and veteran-serving organizations.