Mil-Tree, The Joshua Tree based community outreach connecting veterans and other service members with the wider community through shared experiences and projects, is offering a female veteran online retreat addressing the invisible wounds of war.
Women veterans and their supporters often suffer from invisible wounds from their experiences with military service along with other ailments including drug and alcohol abuse. These experiences are not unique to one generation but span the entire history of conflict, impacting Active Duty, Veterans, Dependents, Family, and Friends. Mil-Tree is offering a free online retreat January 20, 21 & 22 that addresses these types of traumas.
For more information, session times and to register, contact Carolyn Hartness at [email protected]
Charlie Thomas is a local theatrical director, actor, producer, stage designer and playwright with over thirty-five years’ experience in both professional and non-professional live theatre, film, television, and radio. His pedigree includes most of the…
