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The lodge where the Warriors stay is a first-class, handicap-accessible facility. The delicious meals served during each program will gratify and satisfy the hungriest Warrior! Along with the programs’ daily peer-based sessions come exciting opportunities to engage in a variety of recreational activities.

Our six-day Post-Traumatic Stress Reintegration Program serves as the catalyst to help warriors discover the answers to the big questions in life. Challenges that have resulted from a warrior’s traumatic experience – such as PTS – surface during these six days, and Fight Club for Men teaches men how to fight through these challenges, which might have been limiting their personal success. Fight Club’s confidential, open environment and the camaraderie participants experience in recreation trigger growth and recovery within the men. By discovering the truth about discipline, brotherhood, legacy, courage, honor, faith and family, men develop authentic character and learn to live a life of leadership. We equip our warriors to fight through life’s challenges and discover the very purpose for their lives moving forward.

Fight Club for Women is a process of learning to become a Virtuous Woman – the “Proverbs 31” woman. Kathy Robichaux uses this five-day retreat to lead spouses and Military women through a time of learning, exploration and growth. They will cultivate virtuous characteristics in order to become Selfless, Honorable, and Elegant (SHE) in a safe, open, nurturing environment. The goal of Fight Club for women, Kathy says, is to give women a biblical blueprint of a woman, and targets the key areas of her faith, her marriage, mothering, health, service, finances, etc. in order to challenge and grow her into who she was designed to be.

Our three day Marriage Advance Program is designed for couples to gain a better understanding of the struggles they each face from dealing with PTS. We structure conversations around needs, expectations, goals and forgiveness to help couples move forward. Provided with the necessary support to regain the strength that is required of a healthy unit, each couple learns to engage successfully with the recovery process in order to have a successful marriage.