At the core of our mission is a commitment to saving lives, strengthening resilience, and supporting mental wellness through culturally competent, evidence-based care.
We are a team of licensed mental health professionals who bring more than just clinical expertise, we bring lived experience. As military veterans, we've led through adversity, built resilience under pressure, and understand the unique mental health challenges faced by both individuals and communities. Our backgrounds in military leadership give us a deep appreciation for the importance of trust, discipline, and perseverance. Values we carry into every aspect of our work.
With a combined 22 years in the field of mental health and suicide prevention, we specialize in delivering data-driven strategies that support long-term wellness. From one-on-one support to community-based initiatives, we design interventions that are not only effective, but also inclusive and adaptable to diverse cultural needs.
Whether you're looking for tools to build personal resilience, prevent suicide, or foster mental wellness in your organization, we are here to guide, support, and empower.
Chris Aliff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and U.S. Army Combat Veteran who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom. His firsthand experience in a combat zone shapes his clinical perspective and strengthens his commitment to serving those impacted by trauma. Chris began his post-military career as a peer support specialist at the Department of Veterans Affairs, using his lived experience to support fellow veterans navigating the aftermath of war and transition to civilian life. Motivated to expand his impact, he became a trauma therapist and couples counselor, working closely with individuals and families confronting PTSD, moral injury, and complex relational challenges.
Chris has also held leadership roles within the VA’s suicide prevention and community engagement efforts, contributing to national initiatives aimed at improving mental health access and reducing stigma. His career reflects a powerful intersection of personal experience, clinical skill, and public service.
Chance Reynolds is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience supporting military and civilian populations through evidence-based mental health care. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Chance brings unique insight and empathy to his roles in program leadership, suicide prevention, and psychotherapy. He has led strategic mental health initiatives for the U.S. Army and provided trauma-focused care through the VA and private practice.
Specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and crisis intervention, Chance is known for his culturally competent, client-centered approach. He holds licensure in Texas, Colorado, and North Carolina and is professionally trained in CBT, CPT, CBT-I, PE - PTSD, and Motivational Interviewing. Passionate about resilience, outreach, and mental health advocacy, Chance empowers individuals and communities to thrive through compassionate, research-backed care.