10/08/2026
Hope Begins With Recognition.
For those of us in the veteran and first responder communities, we understand that service can come with a cost that isn’t always visible.
The trauma, stress, loss, and experiences we encounter throughout our careers can have lasting effects on our physical, emotional, and mental health. Too often, we become so accustomed to carrying that weight that we don’t recognize what it is doing to us—or to the people around us.
The Veterans Brain Health Fall Summit 2026 is an opportunity to change that.
This event brings together clinical expertise, lived experience, spiritual care, and community resources to address PTSD, traumatic brain injury, moral injury, MST, and other lasting effects of service.
Attending an event like this can be an eye-opening and powerful experience. It gives us an opportunity to recognize the stressors we carry, better understand their impact, and learn healthier ways to address and cope with them. Just as importantly, it helps us become better equipped to support the veterans, first responders, families, and communities we serve.
Taking care of ourselves is part of taking care of each other.
If you are a veteran, first responder, family member, caregiver, or someone who supports these communities, I strongly encourage you to attend.
If you can make it, it is worth every minute of your time.
📅 Wednesday, October 14, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM–2:00 PM | Doors open at 10:00 AM
📍 American Legion Post 201, Alpharetta, GA
🎟️ Registration required | Boxed lunch provided | Limited seating
Please share this with someone who could benefit. Sometimes recognition is the first step toward healing, connection, and hope.