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Facilitated by our Operations Manager, Raymond Pursley. Ray was an Army Airborne Infantryman and served 12 years before being medically retired. Ray has 3 combat tours (Afghanistan and twice to Iraq). Ray used to work for the Veterans Affairs as a certified Peer Support Specialist and has facilitated multiple support groups. Ray struggles with PTSD himself and has collected a lot of tools from outpatient and inpatient treatments on how to manage his symptoms. Recovery is possible with putting in the hard work. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Facilitated by our Operations Manager, Raymond Pursley. Ray was an Army Airborne Infantryman and served 12 years before being medically retired. Ray has 3 combat tours (Afghanistan and twice to Iraq). Ray used to work for the Veterans Affairs as a certified Peer Support Specialist and has facilitated multiple support groups. Ray struggles with PTSD himself and has collected a lot of tools from outpatient and inpatient treatments on how to manage his symptoms. Recovery is possible with putting in the hard work. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Facilitated by our Operations Manager, Raymond Pursley. Ray was an Army Airborne Infantryman and served 12 years before being medically retired. Ray has 3 combat tours (Afghanistan and twice to Iraq). Ray used to work for the Veterans Affairs as a certified Peer Support Specialist and has facilitated multiple support groups. Ray struggles with PTSD himself and has collected a lot of tools from outpatient and inpatient treatments on how to manage his symptoms. Recovery is possible with putting in the hard work. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Facilitated by our Operations Manager, Raymond Pursley. Ray was an Army Airborne Infantryman and served 12 years before being medically retired. Ray has 3 combat tours (Afghanistan and twice to Iraq). Ray used to work for the Veterans Affairs as a certified Peer Support Specialist and has facilitated multiple support groups. Ray struggles with PTSD himself and has collected a lot of tools from outpatient and inpatient treatments on how to manage his symptoms. Recovery is possible with putting in the hard work. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!