Mission
Heroic Hearts Project helps veterans heal from military trauma by providing life-saving psychedelic care. Through retreat programs, research, advocacy, training, and education, we work to expand access to evidence-based mental health treatments so veterans and their families can find real relief from trauma and move forward with their lives.
Vision
We envision a future where every veteran and their family can easily, legally, and safely access effective treatments that heal the impacts of military trauma. By expanding access to psychedelic care, advancing research, training practitioners, and advocating for integration within healthcare systems including the VA, Heroic Hearts Project is helping lead a transformation in how military trauma is treated and how our nation cares for those who have served.
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Join our fight against veteran PTSD by making a tax-deductible donation that will:
- Help a suffering veteran attend a healing retreat outside the U.S.
- Fund research to measure and improve the effectiveness of psychedelics
- Change society by promoting access to psychedelic research and treatment in the U.S.
HHP Core Values
Veterans and their families come first.
Our mission to reduce suffering in the Veteran Community is our North Star. Everything we do—every goal, every program, every initiative—is rooted in improving the wellbeing of those we serve. We honor their courage by walking alongside them with care, respect, and unwavering commitment, while continually working to expand access to healing for all who need it.
We stay grounded in humility.
We share credit, admit when we’re wrong, and assume best intent. We don’t pretend to have all the answers—by showing up as our whole, authentic selves, we create space for honest dialogue, mutual respect, and continuous learning.
We lead with compassion.
We show up with open hearts and a deep commitment to doing no harm. Every interaction is an opportunity to embody care—for our community, for each other, and for ourselves. We believe that asking for, giving, and receiving help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
We lead by example (even when no one is watching).
We do the inner work. We reflect, heal, and grow, both individually and as a team. We believe our scars are our superpowers, and by embracing them, we inspire others to do the same.
We serve something greater than ourselves.
We are part of a mission that transcends individual organizations and roles. Every action we take contributes to a larger movement—one that aims to transform systems of care, expand access to healing, and ensure that veterans and their families are never left behind.