The Warrior PATHH program is available for both male and female Combat Veterans and First Responders. Courses are either all male or all female.
We define a Combat Veteran as anyone who has served in any of the five major branches of the armed service and was deployed in a combat zone.
We define a First Responder as anyone who has received certification to serve as a local, regional, or national Law Enforcement Officer, Fire Fighter, or in Emergency Medical Services; or one who has been involved in a critical incident.
The applicant:
- MUST be an active, reserve, retired, or separated Combat Veteran; or an active, retired, or separated certified First Responder who has been involved in a critical incident.
- MUST be able to provide documentation of service and/or support that denotes your areas of service in a combat zone or critical incident.
- DOES NOT have to be a recipient of a Combat Action Ribbon, Combat Infantry/Combat Action Badge or equivalent in First Responder professions.
- DOES NOT need a clinical diagnosis or prior mental health care.
Our ideal candidate is a Warrior who is determined to win their personal battles, has a willingness to accept coaching and a desire to embrace the process, has a vision of what they want despite not knowing how to get there, and has a passion to live fully.
If you are interested in applying for Warrior PATHH and meet the above criteria, click the link below to begin the process. A staff member will contact you to conduct a screening phone conversation, and if approved, we will discuss potential dates and locations for attendance.