Veteran PTSD Treatment Programs at All Points North
At APN, we offer specialized trauma care designed specifically for veterans and service members. We understand the unique challenges you face and tailor treatment programs to your needs.
Our trauma-informed approach helps you address post-traumatic stress disorder and invisible wounds with urgency and expertise. Admissions specialists are available 24/7, and most combat veterans are admitted within 48 hours.
What Sets the APN Veteran PTSD Program Apart
APN’s dedicated veteran track in Edwards, Colorado, offers specialized treatment for combat exposure, moral injury, military sexual trauma, and traumatic brain injury.
We work closely with VA mental health and Veterans Affairs resources while providing rapid access, residential and intensive outpatient options, and integrated care for co-occurring substance use.
Who We Serve
APN supports combat veterans from all branches, service members and veterans affected by military sexual trauma, and first responders with occupational trauma. Our dual diagnosis tracks address substance use alongside PTSD treatment. We also collaborate with VA health care and the National Center for PTSD to provide coordinated care for you and your family.
What to Expect When You Reach Out
When you call APN, you connect with a veteran's admissions specialist who understands PTSD and the realities of active duty, combat deployments, and military sexual trauma. We clearly explain your treatment options, coordinate with VA health care when appropriate, and prioritize rapid access to care.
Free, Confidential Consultation with a Specialist
During a 15-minute call, a specialist listens to your story without judgment, screens for PTSD symptoms, substance use, and traumatic brain injury concerns, and outlines a treatment program tailored to your goals. We discuss inpatient and intensive outpatient options, answer your questions about VA mental health and Vet Center resources, and provide immediate next steps.
You share
A few questions, in your own time.
We listen
An admissions specialist reviews personally.
You decide
Free, confidential, no obligation.
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Evidence-Based Therapies You Can Expect
At APN, you receive a combination of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for combat trauma and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for PTSD-related beliefs. We also offer advanced neurotechnologies like Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (deep TMS) for persistent depression and PTSD symptoms, and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to support neurological healing after traumatic brain injury.
Peer group therapy fosters connection among veterans, while individualized plans integrate health treatment, medication management, and relapse prevention for substance use.
Therapy/Approach
Primary Focus
EMDR
Combat trauma
CPT
Beliefs related to PTSD
Deep TMS
Persistent depression and PTSD symptoms
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Neurological healing after traumatic brain injury
Peer group therapy
Connection for members and veterans
Individualized plans
Health treatment, medication management, relapse prevention
Healing Through Environment
Our mountain setting in Edwards, CO, transforms nature into a therapeutic resource. Outdoor movement and quiet trails help reduce PTSD arousal and rewire stress responses.
Our private, non-institutional campus offers a calm, dignified space that supports your progress in inpatient or intensive outpatient care, distinct from typical VA medical centers or clinics.
Veterans Who Have Experienced APN’s Program
You deserve to see real results. Our community of military veterans, combat veterans, and first responders shares how targeted PTSD treatment, integrated substance use care, and respect for military culture have transformed their daily lives.
These stories reflect accountability, innovation, and connection, and reflect real outcomes for you and your loved ones.
Transformation Stories and Experiences
A veteran client arrived at APN after outpatient care at a VA medical center, still struggling with PTSD symptoms, insomnia, and irritability.
Within weeks, the structure, peer groups, and personalized treatment reduced hypervigilance and night terrors. He described feeling safe for the first time since active duty, reclaiming purpose and steady routines.
Therapies and Outcomes Veterans Value
Veterans consistently highlight EMDR for combat memories, CPT for PTSD-related beliefs, and deep TMS when depression and intrusive thoughts persist.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy supports recovery after traumatic brain injury. When combined with intensive outpatient or residential care, many veterans experience reduced substance use, stabilized sleep, and are able to return to work.
Positive Impact on Family and Relationships
Veterans and their families report calmer evenings, fewer arguments, and renewed connection. As PTSD symptoms ease, avoidant behaviors shift, co-parenting improves, and trust is rebuilt. Family sessions and collaboration with Vet Centers help your loved ones support you without enabling substance use.
Meet the Specialists Supporting Your Care
Our team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists trained in military culture, Veterans Affairs coordination, and the psychological impact of deployments and military sexual trauma. Each clinician delivers trauma-informed, evidence-based care tailored to your PTSD treatment.
Our Clinical Team
Our clinicians bring extensive experience in mental health care, substance use treatment, and co-occurring traumatic brain injury.
You’ll work with a medical doctor (MD) overseeing medication, PhD professionals specializing in EMDR and CPT, and licensed social workers (LCSWs) leading group therapy and family support. Their unified approach ensures continuity with VA mental health resources.
Role
Focus
MD
Medication management
PhD
EMDR and CPT specialization
LCSWs
Group therapy and family work
Expertise in Military Trauma
Our specialists are trained in combat trauma, moral injury, and military sexual trauma, drawing on research from the National Center for PTSD and Department of Defense guidelines.
They customize PTSD treatment to operational stress, unit culture, and reintegration challenges, coordinating with VA health care and Vet Center providers to help you sustain progress.
Meet the All Points North Team
Accreditations and Certifications
APN is accredited by The Joint Commission and holds the Gold Seal of Approval. Our mental health program meets Colorado licensure standards and partners with a wide variety of insurance providers. To verify your insurance coverage, click here. We work with you to clarify your options and support your access to care.
Arrival and Assessment Process
On your first day, you’ll experience a supportive intake and a comprehensive clinical assessment addressing PTSD, substance use disorder, moral injury, and co-occurring traumatic brain injury. Your treatment team will develop a personalized plan integrating evidence-based therapies and supports so you feel safe and supported from the start.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of therapies are included in the APN PTSD treatment program?
The APN PTSD treatment program incorporates a variety of evidence-based therapies tailored to veterans' unique needs. Key therapies include Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for combat trauma, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for addressing PTSD-related beliefs, and Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (deep TMS) for persistent depression. Additionally, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is utilized for neurological healing after traumatic brain injuries. This comprehensive approach ensures that each veteran receives personalized care that targets their specific symptoms and challenges.
How does the environment at APN contribute to healing?
The serene mountain setting of APN in Edwards, Colorado, plays a crucial role in the healing process. The natural surroundings provide a therapeutic backdrop that promotes relaxation and reduces stress. Activities such as outdoor movement are integrated into the treatment program, helping veterans reconnect with their bodies and emotions. This non-institutional campus fosters a calm and dignified atmosphere, distinct from typical medical centers, which can enhance the overall treatment experience and support recovery.
Can family members participate in the treatment process?
Yes, family involvement is an essential component of the treatment process at APN. Our program recognizes that PTSD affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. Family sessions are offered to help improve communication, rebuild trust, and support the veteran's recovery journey. Collaborating with family members ensures they understand the challenges faced by their loved one and equips them with tools to provide support without enabling substance use. This holistic approach strengthens relationships and fosters a supportive home environment.
What is the typical duration of the treatment program?
The duration of the treatment program at APN can vary based on individual needs and treatment goals. Generally, veterans may participate in either residential or intensive outpatient programs, which can last from several weeks to a few months. The personalized treatment plans are designed to address specific symptoms and challenges, allowing for flexibility in the duration of care. Regular assessments ensure that the treatment remains effective and adjustments can be made as needed to support the veteran's progress.