Collateral Damage Project

Collateral Damage Project is a non-profit organization based in Forest, Virginia, employing 5 to 9 individuals. They are dedicated to providing free mental health treatment to veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). The program utilizes evidence-based, cutting-edge methods and technologies to help veterans heal. Qualified participants are accepted into a four-week program held in Lynchburg, Virginia, where they receive free housing throughout their treatment. The program combines individual and group counseling with non-invasive brain stimulation techniques. Collateral Damage Project distinguishes itself through its commitment to measurable results. They employ LoRETA Brain Mapping technology to establish a baseline, track progress during treatment, and demonstrate the positive impact on participants' brains. The organization's doctors and scientists are actively engaged in research to continually refine their programs and achieve optimal mental well-being for veterans. Interested veterans can learn more about the program and eligibility requirements by visiting collateraldamageproject.org.