Healing Together: Jeremy Stalnecker on Mighty Oaks Foundation
Episode Overview
Jeremy Stalnecker's journey from Marine to healing advocate. The importance of faith-based recovery programs for veterans. How the Mighty Oaks Foundation supports veterans and their families. The impact of post-traumatic stress on veterans and their loved ones. The power of community and veteran-to-veteran support.
There is hope, there is opportunity. There are people who want to help you move forward.
Ever wondered how veterans find their footing after returning from the battlefield? In this episode of Untold Valor: Veterans Recovery in Action, Jeremy Stalnecker, co-founder and executive director of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, shares his incredible journey. After serving as a USMC Infantry Officer in Iraq, Jeremy faced the daunting task of transitioning back to civilian life.
It wasn't until he connected with Chad Robichaux and the Mighty Oaks Foundation that he found his new mission - helping other veterans heal. The Mighty Oaks Foundation is a faith-based organisation dedicated to supporting military warriors and their families through the unseen wounds of war, such as post-traumatic stress. Jeremy's candid discussion about his own struggles with identity and mental health, as well as the transformative power of community and faith, is both moving and inspiring.
Reverend Ben also joins the conversation, drawing parallels between his experiences and Jeremy's, underscoring the importance of veteran-to-veteran support. They explore the various programs Mighty Oaks offers, including those for spouses and families, emphasising that healing is indeed a family affair. This episode is packed with heartfelt stories, practical advice, and a message of hope that no veteran should miss.
Whether you're a veteran yourself or know someone who is, Jeremy's story is a powerful reminder that there is always hope and help available. Ready to be inspired and learn more about how you can support veterans in their recovery journey? Give this episode a listen.