Vision
Where every Warrior receives the resources, time, and community to heal.
The Battle Within is for
life’s real heroes. Those who gave
their time, energy, and
livelihoods for others.
Veterans of the United States
Armed Forces, Active Duty
military, Police Officers,
Firefighters, Emergency
Medical Technicians, frontline
health-care workers.
Anyone whose job does not
allow them to say “no” when
called upon.
For the tired. For the
wounded. For those haunted
by traumatic experiences lived
while in service to others.
Services
Meeting you where you are to get you where you need to be.
Frontline Therapy Network
Our approach is to interview each Warrior to determine the proper therapy and therapist that will best serve their needs from our vetted referral network of well-qualified mental health providers. TBW then provides six free therapy sessions to begin the therapeutic relationship and treat their traumas.
How The Battle Within is different
We understand that sometimes the biggest barrier is yourself.
The Battle Within - an organization formed by men and women who have served, who have been there, who know what it’s like to give, return, and readjust. We’ve felt the exhaustion. We’ve seen our home lives change. And we have walked in recovery. Our mission is to promote mental
health in the lives of people who have continually been thrust into extraordinary circumstances. Our heart beats for you, because we have been there.
Our impact since 2018
296
Revenant Journey graduates
10,360
Hours of therapy & experiential learning
88
Therapists in Frontline Therapy network
715
Applicants of Frontline Therapy Network
4
Next 90 Network Programs
185
Next 90 Network Classes provided
17,660
Hours of peer mentorship
1,762
Hours of Frontline Therapy services provided.
Read the full 2022 impact report to learn more about the change we make in Warriors' lives.
Get Involved
Be part of our community of support!
Most of our Warriors arrive at The Battle Within believing no one understands, cares, or thinks they are worth it. Find your way to show them how much their sacrifices mean to those they served.
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