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Welcome to Operation Recovery
Operation Recovery is a program of Farm Hands, Inc. a California 501 (C)(3) non-profit corporation. The Farm Hands mission is to improve the lives of families and communities through increased mental and physical health.
Operation Recovery programs are dedicated to our United States military family and their various communities. Programs are located on Historic Mission San Luis Rey property in Oceanside, California - near Camp Pendleton Marine Corps base.
Toll free number is: (866) 552-8828.
Currently there are two aspects of Operation Recovery, (1) a successful Garden Project pilot program, and (2) a proposed Common Ground expansion program designed to maximize the unique healing perspectives learned in the garden.
Our Military personnel and their families deserve the opportunity to enjoy happy and healthy lives and careers. We can assist them in success. Please take a moment to investigate our projects and how you can help by becoming a valuable member of our extended family.
Operation Recovery is a emotional healing and marriage counseling program designed to attend to the effects of Post Traumatic Stress - PTSD, communication difficulties in marriage and relationships, and job/career development for active duty, veterans and their families in Southern California. The Triage Method of Emotional Therapy is the therapeutic foundation for direct emotional recovery, marriage counseling and career development.
Garden Project
History and Results
The Garden Project began to serve Marines, veterans and their families in June 2007 with the purpose of providing a safe, familiar decompression zone, for active duty Marines, veterans and their families.
The goal was to assist those affected by the extreme traumatic experiences of war and long-term deployments - commonly referred to as Combat Operational Stress or PTSD when clinically diagnosed.
The Triage Method of Emotional Therapy (TMET) was utilized in the garden as the process for promoting self-attunement and self-regulation, both have been shown effective in resolving stress and creating behavioral/emotional change.
TMET proved most effective when initiated in a contained, open-air garden/woodshop environment where active duty Marines and veterans had the opportunity to engaged in physical activities and social interactions.
Common Ground
a proposal and message
When it comes to issues of mental health - those fighting to defend our freedom of speech may have lost their freedom as members of our military.
As a psychotherapist in southern California I have served many Warriors dealing with issues of Operational Stress and the associated risk.
They are asking for something different, something to give them control of the situation, beyond the current process, which often involves “sucking it up”, accepting medication or being subjected to PTSD screening and an insult to their career.
Please take a moment to read my report and request for a collaboration on developing a Common Ground decompression center.
We need your help in supporting our troops on duty and as they transition home...
