Mission Wellness Military/Veteran Program
Serving patients from around the country, Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System’s Mission Wellness Program is designated as a Patriot Support Center of Excellence. It is available to active duty military, reservists, National Guard members and veterans experiencing mental health, substance abuse and dual diagnosis issues — particularly those related to combat and stress. We provide a structured, integrated approach to healing by utilizing evidence-based treatment, led by a multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals.
Mission Wellness is tailored to provide the unique care that military members and veterans deserve. We are proud to note that our staff has a deep understanding and appreciation for military culture, as many have grown up in our military-minded community near Fort Knox, have family and friends who have served and have honorably served themselves.
- Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation by board-certified psychiatrist
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Cognitive Processing Therapy
- Individual psychotherapy
- Group psychotherapy
- Group psychoeducation
- Family education and therapy
- WRAP – Wellness Recovery Action Plan
- Living in Balance
- Medication management
- Medical detox
- Physical exam and medical consultation by board-certified primary care doctor
- 12-Step recovery based programming
- SMART – Self Management and Recovery Training
- EMDR – Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
- Mindfulness techniques
- Expressive art therapy
- Quick response time for admissions
- Direct admissions for pre-approved military patients
- Separate, dedicated unit and program
- Therapeutic milieu, sensitive to the needs of trauma clients, maintained by trauma-informed and highly trained mental health staff
- Collaborative interdisciplinary treatment team
- Military experienced staff
- Nursing education groups
- Individualized care based on treatment issues
- Chronic pain management
- On-site closed AA meetings for military
- Integration and coordination with primary care providers and commanders
- Access to spiritual support and guidance from a retired military chaplain
- Activity Therapy – daily exercise in gymnasium and/or outdoor basketball court and other supervised recreation opportunities
- Periodic, supervised Internet access
- Flexible visitation hours for chain of command and chaplain
- Five changes of comfortable clothing, casual clothing (no sleeveless, tank tops or tight leggings)
- A light sweater or jacket, sweatshirt (no hood or strings)
- Basic hygiene items (no glass/mirrors and must be alcohol free); shampoo and conditioner will be provided
- Slip on shoes for the unit, tennis shoes for exercise
- Cigarettes or chewing tobacco (for length of stay)
- CPAP or BiPAP machine, TENS unit
- Musical instrument, such as a guitar
- Lincoln Trail BHS is equipped to provide all prescribed medications. It is recommended you bring your inhaler, HIV medication, birth control pills and a complete list of all active medications.In response to the present and growing need for high quality and intensive behavioral health services, Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System has developed our military program through our parent company’s Patriot Support Program network of treatment centers, support staff and medical professionals dedicated to treating active duty members of the military, veterans and their families. We’re proud to be part of this network of care.
Click below to play a special message from Patriot Support Program spokesperson, Heisman Trophy winner and mental health advocate Herschel Walker.
In response to the present and growing need for high quality and intensive behavioral health services, Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System has developed our military program through our parent company’s Patriot Support Program network of treatment centers, support staff and medical professionals dedicated to treating active duty members of the military, veterans and their families. We’re proud to be part of this network of care.
Click below to play a special message from Patriot Support Program spokesperson, Heisman Trophy winner and mental health advocate Herschel Walker.