$19,354,889

in direct care for our clients
(2012 – 2021)

Our Presence

Headstrong’s growing clinical network focuses its capabilities across states where unmet mental health needs are highest. We plan to continue our expansion to ensure equitable access to high-quality, evidence-based and trauma-focused care for our nation’s military-connected families.

*Telehealth coverage is available for current clients who may relocate out of their home state during treatment.

Current
Future
Limited

 

V A G A IL TX CO FL NY P A AZ C A W A NJ DC ID OR

Our Principles

 

Delivering Higher
Quality

The quality of Headstrong’s treatment model can be measured directly through our clinical outcomes and direct patient feedback. Our organization strives to provide quality care with progressive outcomes that speak directly to the mission of Headstrong.

Providing Greater
Access

Headstrong is committed to providing uninterrupted access to our mental healthcare services across all our program markets. Having a critical mass of world-class clinical partners in each state, many of whom use telehealth, allows us to maximize access with availability while maintaining good therapist-client fit.

Safeguarding Personal
Trust

With a robust hybrid clinical care model, Headstrong provides high quality of care and uninterrupted access. The combination of these two foundational pillars support the value of our program. Our clients feel strongly about what Headstrong can offer and will regularly refer others to our organization.

Testimonials

Testimonials

"Within a week, they had me in for my initial screening and matched me with a therapist. With the guidance of my therapist, I have now been able to better understand exactly what I am battling. Headstrong and my therapist helped me turn my life around. And for this, me and family will forever be grateful.”

– Jenna R.

"I returned home in mid-2003 and never saw Iraq again, but the war left with me. Fortunately, I was able to get treatment at Headstrong and deal with the feelings of depression that came with those thoughts. I was able to turn a bad experience into a positive one and open up my life to now help my brothers and sisters in arms.”

– Aaron G.

“I really started advocating for veterans, but also my fellow caregivers because being a caregiver means finding the balance between selfless and selfish. Caregivers need a support system too and that’s the biggest takeaway I have from all of this. Veterans carry the burden of war home and their spouses and children are the ones to help them unpack that. It's crucial that we address the mental health needs of not only veterans, but their families and loved ones too.

– Faun

FOR
VETERANS

Confidential, barrier-free, stigma-free mental health treatment for military, veterans, and families

FOR
DONORS

Help us triumph over trauma