Resources we believe in
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Our mission is to provide affordable, compassionate and comprehensive care to individuals struggling with mental health and addiction related issues through a personalized blend of evidence-based and innovative therapies. The National Law Enforcement & First Responder Wellness Center at Harbor of Grace is proud to announce that on Sept 21, 2021, we joined the exclusive club of only three other treatment centers in America that are vetted and approved by the National Fraternal Order of Police to provide treatment to their members. We are honored to be a member of the National FOP Family!
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The First Responder Center for Excellence (FRCE) is an affiliate of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF), created to raise national awareness and drive action around evidence-based solutions for firefighter occupational illnesses and diseases. While the fire service trains rigorously for fireground operations, it often overlooks key health and wellness risks—what the FRCE refers to as “blind spots.” These are areas that have traditionally been under-emphasized in training due to limited understanding, insufficient funding, or a lack of visibility.
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Our mission is to significantly reduce mental health decompensations in the first responder industries. We believe educating these industries on mental health, especially as it pertains to their careers, will create a clear understanding of mental health as a biological system in their bodies and will reduce the stigma on mental health. Providing clinicians who understand these careers through first-hand experience or through appropriate trainings, will close the gap tragically evident in employee assistance programs or community clinicians. Supporting our American heroes and becoming another first responder’s tool in their toolbox will dramatically reduce the current injustices of depression, addiction, psychological ailments, and suicide plaguing these industries.
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The Round Rock Fire Foundation National Spouse Conference is a unique event designed to strengthen the connection between firefighters and their families. While the fire service trains extensively for operational performance, it often overlooks the impact the job has at home—on relationships, communication, and long-term well-being.This conference addresses that gap by bringing firefighters and their spouses together in a shared, hands-on environment. Through scenario-based training and focused discussions, couples gain a better understanding of the job and its effects, while learning practical tools to manage stress, improve communication, and build resilience together. At its core, the conference highlights a critical truth: the job doesn’t just affect the firefighter—it affects the family. By focusing on both sides, it helps create stronger support systems, healthier relationships, and more sustainable careers in the fire service.