Texas Firefighter Rescues Retired Cop
Bubba Laws, a retired police officer, was given only weeks to live, but a Texas firefighter stepped in to do something about it. The American spirit at its best! Read the full story here
Warriors Heart announces New Texas Executive Director Christina Moreno to manage Veteran and First Responder Healing Programs
Warriors Heart names Christina Moreno as the new Executive Director to lead their healing programs for “warriors only” (military, veterans, first responders and EMTs/Paramedics) struggling with chemical dependencies, PTSD and other co-occurring issues. SEE FULL ARTICLE: Click here
Warriors Heart Reveals Top Addiction Is Alcohol Abuse
Warriors Heart’s Clinical Team announces the number 1 addiction challenge faced by their private residential treatment program clients for “warriors” is alcohol abuse. With 84% of Warriors Heart clients (military, veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders) having alcohol as their primary issue, and opioids as a strong second, the clinical team specializes in healing warriors who use chemical dependencies as a coping mechanism.
Warriors Heart To Be Recognized By Fresh Thyme Farmers Market
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market is helping raise awareness for our veterans and first responders during National Recovery Month. At this 3rd Annual Fundraiser Golf Classic set to take place on September 20, 2017, Warriors Heart and Mission 22 will both be presented with donation checks.
Annette Hill Uncovers 5 Ways to Thank a Warrior for Their Service
Annette Hill, our clinical director, recently uncovered 5 simple ways that civilians can express their thanks “with sincerity and some humility” to warriors who provide their service for our safety.
Warriors Heart Announces TRICARE® Contract for Private Addiction Treatment
Warriors Heart proudly announces that we are now a certified TRICARE® provider.
We are grateful to be a TRICARE provider and look forward to providing healing for our frontline heroes.
Warriors Heart Offers Help Keeping New Year’s Resolution To Remain Sober
Warriors Heart recently unveiled their New Year’s Resolution Sobriety Plan to help those who have served our country stay on track with their behavioral goals for 2017.
Former Special Forces Tom Spooner Urges Trump to Prioritize Mental Health Care in VA Reform
Warriors Heart Co-founder and former Special Forces Tom Spooner urges President-Elect Trump to prioritize mental health care in his 10 Point Plan to Reform the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Warriors Heart Receives Behavioral Health Care Accreditation From The Joint Commission
Warriors Heart is honored to receive a Behavioral Health Care Accreditation from the Joint Commission. Since Warriors Heart opened in April, we have been able to serve many first responders in need of private, peer-to-peer, and personalized care for the addiction and depression that controlled their lives.
Warriors Heart to host Grand Opening for First Private Warriors Only Treatment Center
Warriors Heart is hosting a Grand Opening on Saturday, October 15th. The facility, which has been open since April, has already benefited many Warriors who have chosen to seek assistance.