Dr. Sarah Carter is a clinical psychologist and research assistant professor at the Uniformed Services University. For over a decade, she has worked with military Service Members, veterans, and their families to improve relationships and mental health. Dr. Carter led the program development and oversees the research study.

Ms. François earned her BS in Psychology from Towson University and her MA in Psychological Science from The Catholic University of America. Ershia leads day-to-day coordination of the research study.

Chere’ supports study participants and study needs in the Tri-Base SE area.

Dr. Erin Cobb is a couples and family therapist and research scientist at the Uniformed Services University. In both her professional life and personal life as a military spouse and FRG leader, she focuses on supporting military families. Dr. Cobb is a lead contributor to program development.

Mrs. Alvarado earned her BA in Psychology and Recreation and Leisure studies from Virginia Wesleyan University and a MA from the American Military University. She is a Certified Recreational Therapist and currently serves as a Corpsman in the Navy Reserves. As a research associate, Katy provides subject matter expertise to the program.

Mr. Pina earned his BA from Arizona State University. He is an ordained minister and is retired from the U.S. Army, where he served as an Infantryman/Scout Sniper. As a research associate and military subject matter expert, Dan has contributed to program and study development.

Mr. Stivers earned his MA in Psychology from Pepperdine University while working in clinical and community mental health research. As a research associate for the study, Max has contributed to the development of study materials and protocols.