At a glance
- Category
- Mental Health
- How it's listed
- Found in our own research. Its site was confirmed live and serving the military community on . That is a check that it exists, not a judgement that it is good.
- Website
- roadhomeprogram.org
About Road Home Program
Published by Road Home Program on their own website. Quoted here in full as they wrote it.
Our Team
You’ve served your country, now it’s our turn to serve you. The Road Home Program team is committed to supporting you and your loved ones as you face the challenges of life after service. Collectively, we have helped thousands of veterans and we look forward to helping you. Learn about open positions or join the Road Home Program team.
Executive Leadership Team
Jennifer Coleman, PhD
Clinical Director, Associate Professor
“The sacrifice given by service members and veterans may never be truly repaid, but we can start by providing them with the best mental health care psychology has to offer. As a psychologist who has worked with veterans and their family members at various VA Hospitals, at a Veteran’s Benefit Clinic and now at the Road Home Program, I have felt honored to serve this community.”
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Jennifer Coleman is a clinical psychologist at the Road Home Program and an associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at Rush University Medical Center. She has worked at RHP since 2017. She earned a Master’s of Science and Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA, in addition to a Master’s of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Boston College in MA. She has been working with service members, veterans, and their family since 2013. She specializes in providing evidence-based therapies for individuals with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, in addition to researching health disparities in the veteran community. Dr. Coleman is the proud grand-daughter of two veterans.
Brian Klassen, PhD
Director of Strategic Partnerships
“Many veterans have witnessed moments of real human connection and camaraderie alongside moments of abject terror –literally, the best and worst of the human experience. Often, veterans who want to talk about these experiences with others find that they are judged, misunderstood or simply ignored. It is for this reason that I strive to listen carefully and understand each veteran’s individual experience. For more than a decade, conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Global War on Terror have placed heavy burdens on service members and their families, and they have responded with honor and integrity. Now, it is time we respond to their challenges with the best we have.”
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Brian Klassen is a clinical psychologist and faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry at Rush University Medical Center. Brian spent his formative years training at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, completing rotations in chronic pain management, residential substance use disorder treatment, and PTSD. Brian has special expertise in providing front-line treatments for PTSD, including Prolonged Exposure and Cognitive Processing Therapy. In addition to outpatient assessment and psychotherapy, Brian has been especially involved in planning and providing services for the Road Home’s Intensive Outpatient Program.
Our write-up
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In the meantime, their official site is the authority: roadhomeprogram.org
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