The Warrior Support Program for First Responders is not affiliated with any city or county government agency and has been generously funded by the Meadows Foundation and the Sid Richardson Foundation.
Warrior Support
Military Veterans
First Responders
The Mental Health Association of Tarrant County is proud to announce the expansion of our Warrior Support program to include First Responders.
Our police, fire and emergency professionals experience unique stressors that place them at risk for a variety of mental health issues. Our local heroes run towards danger when others run away. They risk their lives and safety to ensure that we are safe. MHATC is honored to offer support to these community warriors.
It is the mission of our Warrior Care Program to provide quality services at little or no cost.
We address:
· Stress
· Anger
· Sleep problems
· Depression
· Alcohol/Substance Abuse
· Post Traumatic Stress
· Marital problems
· Child and family needs
· Other behavioral and emotional concerns
Services Include:
> Confidential evaluation by a licensed clinician
> Needs assessment and care plan development
> Coordination of counseling and other therapeutic interventions
> Peer-to-peer support groups
> WRAP (Wellness and Recovery Action Plan) symptom recognition and management class
Our Service Area:
Warrior Support First Responder Program serves Tarrant County police, fire, and emergency agencies.
Eligibility:
All personnel affiliated with the Tarrant County police, fire and emergency agencies and their loved ones qualify for services.
To access services, or more information, contact:
Brooke Knox, MS, LPC
Warrior Care
Mental Health Association of Tarrant County
brooke@mhatc.org
(817) 546-7837
Operation Healthy Reunions is a program of:
The Mental Health Association of Tarrant County
3136 West 4th Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
www.mhatc.org
