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Heroes' Mile: Rehab for Civilians & Veterans - Substance Abuse, Alcohol Abuse, Mental Health We are unique, having veterans serving veterans.

Heroes’ Mile is a Substance Abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Military Sexual Trauma (MST) program designed for Military Service Veterans and First Responders who are experiencing problems with addiction and other psychological impacts. Our mission is to guide individuals from self-defeating thinking and behaviors to a higher level of social, emotional and moral awareness. Not directly affiliated with the Veterans Administration or any VA offices, but we are a VA community care provider.

09/16/2024

Grateful for our team of Veterans at Heroes’ Mile providing exceptional care for their fellow Service Members on the road to recovery. Thank you all for your service! 🇺🇸

05/23/2024

Have you ever wondered about the benefits of inpatient alcohol or drug rehab? Or do you know someone who might need it? Read our enlightening article that provides a comprehensive understanding of why deciding to enter inpatient rehab can be a life-changing step. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to understand more about addiction recovery. Let's educate ourselves and support those who are fighting their battles. Check it out here: https://www.heroesmile.com/deciding-to-enter-inpatient-alcohol-or-drug-rehab/

05/13/2024

🐴✨ Discover Healing with Horses at Visions at Heroes' Mile ✨🐴

At Visions at Heroes' Mile, we're proud to offer a unique and powerful form of therapy for individuals recovering from substance abuse, alcohol abuse, and mental health issues: Equine Therapy. Our serene surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for therapeutic interactions with our gentle equine partners, helping you foster emotional well-being and resilience on your journey to recovery.

Equine Therapy isn't just about spending time with horses; it's an evidence-based treatment that complements other modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). By caring for and connecting with these majestic animals, you'll learn valuable lessons in self-care and responsibility that are essential for long-term sobriety and mental health.

Whether you're a veteran or a non-veteran, our program is designed to guide you from self-defeating thoughts and behaviors to a higher level of social, emotional, and moral thinking. Our equine-assisted activities are part of a well-rounded, research-supported program that aims to empower you to find your own solutions through personal and physical experiences.

Join us at Visions at Heroes' Mile and take the first step on your Path of Hope with the help of our four-legged friends 🐎💖. We’re only a call away: 407-972-6956.

05/07/2024

We are thrilled to announce that Heroes' Mile is breaking new ground by extending our services to non-veterans through our revolutionary VISIONS Program. We believe that everyone, regardless of their background, deserves access to top-quality mental health care options to address mental health disorders and substance abuse.

Under the VISIONS Program, we proudly offer a comprehensive range of primary mental health care options tailored to meet the unique needs of civilians. Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing exceptional care and support, helping individuals overcome their struggles with mental health disorders, drug addiction, and alcohol dependency.

Together, let's embark on a transformative journey towards mental well-being and recovery. The VISIONS Program at Heroes' Mile is here to empower you to reclaim your life, no matter who you are. Call us at 407-972-6956 or visit https://www.heroesmile.com/visions-program-for-non-veterans/ to begin your journey to recovery today!

05/02/2024

We are now accepting Non-Veterans for treatment.

04/02/2024

disorders are prevelent among United States veterans. Many times, the shift from military to civilian life is met with an increased level of stress, sometimes paired with other mental health conditions like PTSD or eating disorders.

Here are a few ways to work on mental health on your own:

- Connect with other veterans or support groups
- Engage in physical activities to boost mood
- Ensure restful sleep for mental clarity
- Develop coping strategies tailored to veteran experiences
- Practice mindfulness techniques for stress management
- Seek therapeutic support when needed

Sometimes, professional care is the best way for a veteran in recovery to stay on top of their mental health and any issues they may face with sobriety.

Discovery how Heroes' Mile can be there for you in your recovery by visiting www.heroesmile.com or giving us a call at 1-888-VET-NOW2.

03/22/2024

We understand the importance of getting help from people who understand you. 🇺🇸

02/06/2024

Our first responders do everything they can to keep us safe - lets return the favor.

The Heroes' Mile First Responder program ensures that high-quality help is provided for our firefighters, emergency responders, police department, etc.

For more information on how Heroes' Mile can be there for you in recovery, please visit https://www.heroesmile.com/first-responders-program/ or give us a call at 1-888-VET-NOW2.

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2775 Big John Drive
Deland, FL

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+18663581977

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https://www.heroesmile.com/?utm_campaign=gmb

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For Veterans By Veterans

Heroes’ Mile is a Substance Abuse, PTS and MST program designed for Military Service Veterans who are experiencing problems with addiction and other psychological challenges related to their military service.

Our mission is to guide individuals from self-defeating thinking and behaviors to a higher level of social, emotional and moral awareness and to help them in their recovery and transition.