Our partner, Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), is committed to serving the post-9/11 generation and all future generations of injured service members, ensuring they receive the care, attention, and support they deserve. WWP also serves family members and caregivers, who are an integral part of each warrior’s recovery and transition back into civilian life. Together with its trusted partners, WWP provides a comprehensive network of mental wellness and resilience programs designed to meet the unique needs of the military community. Through WWP Talk, participants engage in weekly one-on-one emotional support calls with a dedicated Talk Partner, focusing on setting goals and working through life’s challenges, while Project Odyssey offers a 12-week adventure-based workshop to help warriors overcome unseen wounds, build resiliency, and foster meaningful connections. Warrior Care Network, delivered in partnership with leading academic medical centers, provides two weeks of accelerated, personalized care for conditions like PTSD, traumatic brain injury (TBI), military sexual trauma (MST), and other mental health conditions.

The Green Beret Foundation’s Warrior Sportsmen program advances physical and emotional healing, restores camaraderie and mentorship, and helps transition warriors from the battlefield to life at home through the timeless pursuits of hunting and fishing. These outdoor experiences are more than recreational activities—they are proven therapeutic practices that reduce stress, ease symptoms of PTSD, and foster lifelong wellness.

Fishing, for example, requires focus, strategy, and creativity, drawing the mind away from internal conflict and toward the present moment. Clinical studies show that veterans who participated in weekend fishing trips experienced reduced cortisol levels, improved sleep, and significantly lower symptoms of depression and anxiety for weeks afterward. Similarly, hunting provides both physical activity and the calming presence of nature, releasing endorphins that boost happiness and overall well-being. For many warriors, these experiences rekindle a sense of mission, brotherhood, and purpose long after their service has ended.

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Warrior Mission Ranch exists to walk alongside transitioning combat veterans, helping them rediscover purpose, identity, and connection.

Warriors Heart® is the nation’s only private treatment program dedicated exclusively to the Warrior Class—active-duty service members, veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers. With campuses in San Antonio, Texas, and Milford, Virginia, Warriors Heart offers a 42-day residential treatment program for adults 18 and older who are struggling with alcohol and chemical dependency, often in combination with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or mild traumatic brain injury (TBI). By serving only those who protect and serve, Warriors Heart creates a unique culture of trust, respect, and camaraderie, ensuring that warriors heal in the company of peers who share similar experiences. This exclusive focus empowers participants to reclaim their strength, restore their purpose, and continue their mission of service—this time to themselves and their families.

The Give to Give Veterans Program was created to serve not only veterans but also the partners, family members, and loved ones who walk beside them. More than 5 million U.S. veterans experience behavioral health challenges such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression, and their families often shoulder the invisible weight of reintegration—emotional burnout, disconnection, and unspoken stress. Too often, these challenges are faced in isolation. Give to Give provides a new kind of mission, one rooted not in fixing what is broken, but in fostering healing, reconnection, and sustainable growth. Through science-based tools, immersive experiences, and a deeply supportive community, veterans and their families learn to regulate the nervous system, rediscover their inner strength, and build meaningful, fulfilling lives beyond service.

Our partner, UHP, is dedicated to empowering service members, veterans, and their families to discover new purpose and direction in life after military service. By combining hands-on training, classroom instruction, and one-on-one mentorship, UHP helps participants transition their leadership skills into meaningful civilian careers and healthy lifestyles.

Through immersive programs and a community of peers, participants explore opportunities in health, fitness, and performance coaching—fields where they can continue serving others while achieving personal growth and development. With a curriculum designed by experienced military leaders and health professionals, UHP prepares warriors and their families to thrive in their next chapter with confidence, resilience, and a renewed sense of mission.

The Green Beret Foundation is proud to partner with Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital program, which is dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war for veterans, service members, military families, and families of the fallen. Founded in 2009, Home Base provides world-class, no-cost care for post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, substance use disorder, and other challenges of military service. Their services include intensive clinical treatment programs, comprehensive brain health and trauma care, grief and family support, and holistic wellness initiatives like Warrior Health & Fitness. In addition, Home Base trains clinicians nationwide to better serve the military community and conducts pioneering research to advance treatment. Through this partnership, Green Berets and their families gain access to specialized care and resources that honor their service and strengthen their path to healing.

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Warrior Mission Ranch exists to walk alongside transitioning combat veterans, helping them rediscover purpose, identity, and connection beyond the uniform. Many warriors face a profound loss of mission and brotherhood after military service, and the Champion Program was created to fill that gap. Built on a whole-person concept—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual—this transformative journey unfolds in four phases. Beginning with individualized coaching and assessments, participants explore their personal “why” and establish goals. They then enter an immersive experience at Warrior Mission Ranch in Colorado, where long days of horsemanship, ranching fundamentals, leadership development, and shared community build grit, trust, and renewed brotherhood. The program continues with deployments to working cattle ranches across the American West, where warriors reconnect with the satisfaction of mission-first, hands-on work alongside seasoned ranch cowboys. Finally, through ongoing coaching, mentorship, and career navigation, participants carry their growth forward into civilian life, supported by a continued sense of brotherhood. By embracing ranching traditions and a mission-first lifestyle, Warrior Mission Ranch provides veterans, Special Operations Forces, and first responders with the tools to heal, redefine their purpose, and thrive as spouses, parents, leaders, and community members.

The Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH), based at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, delivers specialty care for veterans experiencing the lasting effects of mild to moderate traumatic brain injuries (including concussions) and changes in psychological health. MIBH is dedicated to treating each patient as a whole person, not just a diagnosis, emphasizing individualized care that respects the unique experiences of veterans. The program welcomes veterans of any discharge status and integrates advanced medical treatment with behavioral health support, physical therapy, and wellness programming to address both visible and invisible wounds. Patients at MIBH receive care from a multidisciplinary team that understands the complex interplay between brain injuries and mental health conditions such as post-traumatic stress, depression, or anxiety. By partnering with MIBH, the Green Beret Foundation strengthens access to comprehensive, veteran-centered care that prioritizes dignity, recovery, and long-term quality of life.

The BioMat® is an FDA 510K Class II Medical Device that combines advanced technology with natural healing elements to reduce stress, relieve pain, and promote whole-body wellness. Using infrared heat, the BioMat eases pain and inflammation, increases circulation, and encourages deep cellular healing. Layers of amethyst and tourmaline crystalsamplify these benefits by enhancing infrared frequency and providing a natural negative ion boost, helping to calm the nervous system and detoxify the body. Built-in negative ion therapy delivers the restorative power of nature, while integrated EMF protection guards against harmful rays that can disrupt cellular health. Together, these features create a safe, non-invasive therapy that improves sleep, boosts blood oxygenation, stimulates the lymphatic system, reduces inflammation, and supports the body’s natural detoxification process. For warriors and their families, BioMat provides a powerful tool to restore balance, accelerate recovery, and strengthen resilience.

SOF Network is a trusted resource connecting Special Operations Forces and their families with licensed mental health professionals nationwide. With a mission to improve access to care, SOF Network maintains a comprehensive directory of providers who understand the unique challenges faced by the SOF community. These providers are specially trained to address issues such as post-traumatic stress, operational stress, family dynamics, and reintegration into civilian life, ensuring warriors and their loved ones receive tailored support. By removing barriers to finding qualified care, SOF Network empowers service members, veterans, and families to seek help with confidence, knowing their provider understands the culture and experiences of Special Operations. The Green Beret Foundation’s partnership with SOF Network reflects our shared commitment to making high-quality, culturally competent mental health services accessible to every Green Beret and family member who needs them.

The Cohen Clinics, part of the Cohen Veterans Network, serve post-9/11 veterans, active duty service members, and their family members by offering short- and medium-term outpatient behavioral health care. Treatment typically spans three to four months and is designed to address conditions such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, and relationship challenges. While active duty service members require a TRICARE referral for individual therapy or medication management, no referral is needed for couples or family therapy, ensuring easier access to care for loved ones. Importantly, Cohen Clinic clinicians do not communicate with commanders or supervisors, preserving privacy and building trust for those seeking support. In addition to therapy, some clinic locations also extend services beyond mental health, offering assistance with housing for homeless veterans and families, as well as scholarships for caregivers. Through this partnership, the Green Beret Foundation recognizes the essential role Cohen Clinics play in delivering compassionate, confidential, and effective care that strengthens the resilience of the military community.

Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy (MeRT) is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment designed to improve brain function. By combining advanced brainwave mapping (qEEG) with personalized magnetic stimulation, MeRT helps restore healthy brain activity.
While traditional rTMS is FDA-cleared for conditions like depression, migraines, OCD, and smoking cessation, MeRT takes this technology further with customized protocols. FDA clearance for the treatment of PTSD is being pursued with the results expected soon.

For Green Berets and their families, MeRT offers promising results in addressing PTSD, TBI, anxiety, sleep challenges, and more—supporting resiliency, clarity, and overall wellness.