Veterans, Service Members & Military Families

Support for the people behind the uniform.

Military life can shape nearly every part of a person's life—from relationships and family dynamics to identity, transitions, work, and the way you respond to stress.

For service members, veterans, and military families, some experiences can be difficult to put into words. You may feel like other people don't fully understand what you've been through, or you may be trying to adjust to a life that looks very different from what you're used to.

Counseling provides a place to talk about those experiences openly and without judgment.

You might be working through...

  • Deployment or reintegration

  • Transitioning out of the military

  • Changes in identity or sense of purpose

  • Relationship or family challenges

  • Stress and emotional overwhelm

  • Anxiety or depression

  • Difficult experiences or trauma

  • Grief and loss

  • Communication challenges

  • Adjusting to changes in daily life

  • Finding your footing after a major transition

You don't have to wait until things reach a breaking point.

A space to talk without having to explain everything

We understand that asking for help isn't always easy—especially when you're used to handling things on your own.

Therapy isn't about weakness, and it isn't about telling you how you should feel. It's about having a place where you can be honest about what you're experiencing and work through it at your own pace.

Our goal is to understand your experience and help you identify what you want to change, strengthen, or better understand.

Military families need support, too.

Service affects more than the person who wears the uniform. Partners and families can experience their own challenges around deployment, separation, reintegration, changing roles, and uncertainty.

Counseling can provide space for those experiences, too.


Meet the Clinicians Who Can Help

Your experiences are personal, and finding a clinician who understands what you're navigating matters.

Learn more about the clinicians who work with veterans, service members, and military families—including their approach, areas of focus, fees, and availability.

Vivian Cook, MAC, LPC
Owner & Licensed Professional Counselor

Vivian works with adults navigating relationships, life transitions, personal challenges, healing, and patterns that may be keeping them stuck.

Kailey Swenson, LPC-IT
Professional Counselor In-Training

Kailey works with clients who are navigating stress, relationships, transitions, emotional challenges, and the process of figuring out what comes next.

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FAQs

  • Yes. We provide counseling for individuals and families navigating the unique experiences, transitions, and challenges that can come with military life.

  • Yes. Counseling can provide a space to work through deployment, reintegration, separation, transitions, relationships, and other challenges related to service.

  • Yes. We can help you process difficult experiences and explore how they may continue to affect your emotions, relationships, or everyday life.