The Rand Report tells us one in three soldiers will return home with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), major depression and/or traumatic brain injury. Suicide rates for returning veterans rose 80% in four years and 40% of the homeless are veterans. Veterans from all theaters are living with PTSD.

Our young men and women have been highly trained as incredibly effective soldiers, Marines, airmen and sailors. Ethically and morally, the invisible wounds of our warriors must be addressed so they can find peace and reclaim their lives. America desperately needs help returning veterans to their families, friends and communities.

And now, finally, one small organization in Vermont is beginning to turn these statistics around and wants you to be part of the solution.

Using a unique and proven method, TWC is regulating post-traumatic stress, resolving loss and repairing the moral injuries of combat veterans. How? Trained facilitators and mentors are creating safe and comfortable retreat settings. Here in small groups, veterans are facing themselves and telling the truth during a simple, yet powerful, five-day process. Here warriors are choosing a new code of conduct so they can return to their homes as the fathers, mothers, sons and daughters they want to be.