At Life Support LLC, we take great pride in serving and supporting our veterans and first responders. These brave individuals are often exposed to intense trauma on a daily basis, which can take a significant toll on their mental and emotional well-being.
Our team of experienced therapists and counselors is dedicated to providing compassionate care and effective treatment to help these individuals overcome the challenges they face. Using evidence-based approaches like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and substance abuse treatment, we work to address the root causes of trauma, depression, anxiety, and other related issues.
Our goal is to empower first responders and veterans to lead healthy, fulfilling lives both personally and professionally. By addressing negative coping skills and providing effective tools for managing stress and trauma, we strive to improve their overall level of functioning and reduce the impact that these issues can have on their families and loved ones.
So whether you are a first responder, a veteran, or someone who cares about supporting those who have sacrificed so much for our communities, we welcome you to Life Support LLC. Let us help you find the support and resources you need to live your best life and overcome the challenges you face.
We are also happy to announce the support of Hero Services for the Veterans and First Responders that we serve and are excited to provide mental health services for their members or those who reach out to them in need. Hero Services works hard to support Veterans, and First Responders by raising money through the year, which can be requested by First Responders, Veterans, and licensed medical professionals through the Hero Services Relief Fund.
Please support Hero Services throughout the year as they raise money for these funds or request support by requesting these funds on their website.
Please reach out to information@lifesupportllc.info if you are a Veteran or First Responder in need of treatment, and the cost of treatment is a barrier to receiving treatment.