Announcing an exciting book launch and opportunity to Support the Courage Foundation! Please support Courage Foundation by ordering your copy of “The Warrior And The Monk”, an extraordinary story of a young warrior who seeks the counsel of a wise monk on a universal quest to find true happiness. Written by GREG AMUNDSON, Courage Foundation Board Member, former DEA Special Agent, SWAT Operator, and Army Captain turned Kokoro Yoga Instructor and Masters of Divinity Graduate Student, “The Warrior and The Monk” covers a life-changing journey as the wise monk imparts practical lessons to the young warrior teaching us to internalize disciplined practices that are central to developing a relationship with God. Greg’s integration of the Mind, Body, and Spirit offers a unique perspective to keep you thriving in all aspects of your life. Greg will donate proceeds from the first two weeks of “The Warrior And The Monk” to Courage Foundation. The Deadline is April 24th so please order your copy from Amazon now! Thanks for supporting the Courage Foundation! For more information,visit http://www.gregoryamundson.com
December 20 2018
Josh Mantz Presents at the 2018 Courage Foundation Dinner
Joshua Mantz UMS 2018 from Mark Divine on Vimeo.
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Be Our Hero For Mother’s Day!
Mother’s Day is almost here! Are you ready? Honor your mother or the mothers in your life with the perfect gift through Amazon Smile! For every gift purchased, Amazon will donate to Courage Foundation! Win-Win for All! Be our hero on Mother’s Day! Hooyah! smile.amazon.com/ch/81-3196323
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Burpees For Vets: The Deeper Why
Commander Mark Divine shares the deeper why for our year long challenge #BurpeesForVets with SEALFIT 20XL participants in this inspiring riff! Please join our movement to help Veterans with PTS get the support they need! www.burpeesforvets.com Hooyah!
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Announcing the release of Greg Amundson’s latest book, “The Warrior And The Monk”!
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Our March 2018 Newsletter is Here! Catch up on news and updates from the Courage Foundation here!
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Have You Burpee’d Today? These @SEALFIT 20 XL participants crushed 8000 burpees for the #BurpeesForVets Challenge. Join @MarkDivine and a growing number of everyday warriors for 22 million Burpees for Vets with PTS! We need You! http://couragefoundation.net/burpees/
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Introducing Our Book of the month, Amazon Bestseller,
The Beauty of a Darker Soul: Overcoming Trauma through the Power of Human Connection by Former Army Major, Joshua Mantz.
This is a journey of finding beauty within darkness. Former Army Major Josh Mantz reaches into the deepest corners of the human soul to expose the most difficult emotions associated with traumatic experiences. Mantz was shot and killed by a sniper on the streets of Baghdad and flatlined for fifteen minutes. He leverages his profoundly vivid near-death experience to help others overcome life’s most difficult moments. This deeply inspirational work empowers us to find meaning within suffering and demonstrates the vital role we all have in creating hope for others.
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Many US Veterans not getting needed Mental Health Care, reports say
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Leading The News
Many US veterans not getting needed mental health care, report indicates
Bloomberg News (1/31, Tozzi) reports that approximately “half of US veterans who served during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq don’t get the mental health care they need, according to a” 439-page report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine “that recommends changes to improve the care delivered by the Veterans Affairs health system.” The report was “ordered by Congress in 2013 and completed by a committee of 18 academics.”
According to HealthDay (1/31, Preidt), the report “recommended that the VA aim to become ‘a reliable [source] of high-quality mental health care services; within three to five years.” The report did find, however, that “the VA provides mental health care that’s comparable or better than care offered by private and non-VA public” clinicians, “according to the report.” Still, “the VA does not have sufficient resources, or veterans don’t know how to access VA mental health care,” the report reveals..