Clinical Counseling

Anything you’re carrying. We support veterans facing challenges such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, moral injury, relationship strain, grief, transition stress, identity loss, or simply needing someone to talk to. No topic is off limits. Our focus is to support veterans as they adapt to civilian life and give them the tools necessary to lead a life full of hope and purpose.

Clinical counseling is available at no cost to veterans and transitioning service members. You do not need to have a specific diagnosis or service-connected status to participate.

Yes. All clinical counseling services are confidential and protected by law. GallantFew does not report to the VA or insurance companies. Your information will never be shared without your permission, unless there is a safety concern.

Karl Monger is GallantFew's founder and Clinical Director. Not only does he have experience as an army ranger, but is also an LPC and has the expertise to support veterans.

No. Thanks to the support of our donors and partners, counseling services are provided at no cost to the veteran and will not be billed to any insurance company.

No referral or diagnosis is required. You can reach out directly to get started- just a conversation, no red tape.

Yes. We offer both in-person counseling (where available) and secure virtual sessions, depending on your location and preference. Our counselors are currently licensed in Texas and Colorado.

All programs at GallantFew start with the Azimuth Check, an online self-assessment that can be completed on your phone. We'll follow up promptly to schedule a quick intake and introduce you to your counselor.

If you are in immediate danger or need urgent support, please call 911 or the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (press 1). We’re here to support you long-term, but crisis resources can help when you need it most.