Ashley is thrilled to join Atlas as a summer research assistant. She eagerly anticipates delving into the realm of community-based research and is grateful for the opportunity to aid Atlas’ efforts in supporting Veterans and Families.
Brendan brings his passion for neuroimaging and data analysis to Atlas, where he is committed to driving impactful mental health research. He is inspired by the opportunity to work collaboratively with Veterans and their Families to develop evidence-based solutions that support their well-being and improve their quality of life.
Brian joined Atlas to spend his time working on systemic problems in the Veteran community. He wants to be part of helping other Veterans find hope, along with a new purpose.
As the daughter of a Veteran, working at Atlas is personally meaningful. She has worked in the mental health and substance use sectors for over a decade. This role is an opportunity to bring her skills and passion for lived experience together to improve mental healthcare.
Courtney works for Atlas because it recognizes the significance and value of the lived experiences of the people who serve our country. It’s a privilege to be able to bring her whole self—including her own lived experience—to work, and to contribute to tangible support for Veterans and their Families.
Francesca has personal experience with the effects of moral injury. She embraced the opportunity to work at the Atlas Institute and committed fully to its mission. The Atlas Institute is always learning about PTSD and its continued effect on Veterans and their Families. Francesca is very moved by the inequities they experience.
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