S5E11: Soul Recovery- Brian Flanery from ReBoot

I have been a long time fan of Reboot Recovery–

“REBOOT helps people overcome trauma through faith-based programs. Our courses, training and online community are open to anyone connected to military or first responders. If the same old therapy or medication has left you feeling hopeless, you’ve come to the right place. At REBOOT, we’re overcoming trauma together and can’t wait for you to join us.”

In this episode, Bryan Flanery a veteran who struggles with TBI, shares his story of trauma, faith, and how the genuine relationships of those behind Reboot changed his life. You will be changed by this episode. Contact Reboot for more on how you can get involved, find a small group and get the support you need as a military or first responder couple.

Hear more of Bryan’s story here: https://neveralonemilitary.com/stories/view/bryan-flanery

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Corie Weathers, LPC, BCC, NCC

Corie Weathers, LPC, BCC, is a Clinical Advisor on Military Morale and Leadership and the author of Military Culture Shift (Elva Resa, 2025). A licensed professional counselor and military culture consultant, she works with senior military leaders, spouses, and policy stakeholders to bridge the gap between institutional policy and family experience. She is a military spouse of more than twenty years.

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