Introducing Joseph Zolper, Road Home Program's new Outreach Manager. Hear Joseph's powerful journey from military service to advocating for veterans' mental health. Discover how his battle with PTSD and passion for supporting his fellow servicemen and women led him to this vital role. Joseph shares insights on the invisible wounds of war and the transformative support systems that guide veterans toward healing.

Jessica Lopez, a veteran and now a licensed clinical social worker, shares her story of transitioning from the Marine Corps to college and then finding her place at the Road Home Program. She gets real about the day-to-day at the clinic, emphasizing teamwork, mentorship, and the ever-changing nature of innovation in their approach. It's a no-nonsense peek into the vital work Road Home Program does, straight from someone who's lived it.

In this episode, Rebecca Risley unveils the unique facets of Road Home Program's community-first approach, diverse team, and what sets them apart in their mission. Discover how Road Home epitomizes genuine care and is revolutionizing veteran support.

Dr. Jon Murphy shares the pivotal moments that ignited his passion for psychology, his military service, and his role in shaping the innovative approach of the Road Home Program. His story reminds us of the power of resilience and dedication in making a difference.

In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of art therapy in the lives of veterans. Stephanie Clark shares the remarkable stories of veterans who have embraced art as a means of healing, overcoming self-judgment, and finding renewed purpose.Join us as we explore why art therapy works so effectively within the Road Home program, how it differs from traditional therapies, and how art can offer a unique path to recovery and growth for veterans.

Dr. Denise Dailey takes us on a journey through her life experiences and the genesis of her profound commitment to veterans' well-being. Tune in as we explore the core values of the Road Home Program — innovation, collaboration, accountability, respect, and excellence — and discover how these principles guide the program's mission to provide exceptional care to veterans.

Get to know Clinical Psychologist Brooke Long as she shares her thoughts on the value of collaboration and innovation -- and why it makes the Road Home IOP special.

You can have the tools to heal, yet still need help to put them to effective use. Learn why a veteran, who is also a therapist and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, turned to the Road Home Program to get the support he needed to enable him to fulfill his mission to help fellow veterans.

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“Veterans need more than just their benefits processed. They need camaraderie. They need community. They need support and resources.” College of DuPage Veterans Services Manager, Sheri Gross, shares the ways her team assists with education and financial benefits for the veteran-military community.