HELP FOR MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA

We have helped hundreds of survivors of military sexual trauma and we look forward to helping you. Call (312) 942-8387 (VETS) or fill out the Get Care form.

GET CARE

Frequently Asked Questions About Military Sexual Trauma (MST)

No two experiences are the same, and no two people will react the same way to a sexual assault. You may need help if you’re facing the following:

Being unable to enjoy intimacy
Being unable to feel happiness or love
Drinking excessively or using drugs
Feeling disconnected from loved ones
Feeling like hurting yourself
Feeling numb
Feeling on edge or unsafe
Getting angry and irritable easily
Getting involved in abusive relationships
Having difficulty concentrating
Having trouble sleeping and nightmares
Struggling to remember things
Suffering with physical health problems, including chronic pain, sexual issues and stomach and bowel problems

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Accelerated Treatment Program

The ATP is an innovative, individualized treatment program that condenses six months of therapy into two weeks. During the IOP, we connect veterans and service members to both individual and group therapy and a daily regimen of physical fitness, stress-reduction training, wellness practices, nutritional education and mindfulness meditation. All treatment, travel, meals and lodging are provided at no out of pocket expenses to the veteran or service member and one support person.

Outpatient Program

In-person outpatient care at the Road Home Program consists of weekly therapy sessions. Treatment focuses on immediate symptom, reduction long term mental health recovery and permanent lifestyle changes for veterans, service members and their families. Length of treatment varies, but veterans, service members and families leave with the tools and skills needed to move forward and build healthy, productive relationships and lives.

Virtual Outpatient Program (available in Illinois only)

Virtual outpatient care at the Road Home Program consists of weekly video visits. Treatment focuses on immediate symptom reduction, long-term mental health recovery and permanent lifestyle changes for veterans, service members and their families. Length of treatment varies, but veterans, service members and families leave with the tools and skills needed to move forward and build healthy, productive relationships and lives.