A Program Tailored for Those Who Serve

Unbroken at The Meadows™ is a specialized, evidence-based treatment program designed exclusively for active-duty military, veterans, and public safety professionals experiencing post-traumatic stress injuries and co-occurring substance use disorders.

Recognizing the unique cultural, occupational, and operational demands placed on those who serve, Unbroken provides care within a secure, mission-informed therapeutic environment that promotes trust, confidentiality, and peer connection.

The program addresses post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, and related trauma-based conditions while simultaneously and safely treating alcohol or other drug use when present. Through an integrated, whole-person approach, participants engage in trauma-focused clinical care that honors their service, builds upon their strengths, and supports long-term recovery.

Who We Serve

Unbroken provides specialized treatment for adults in service-based professions, delivered with an understanding of the demands, culture, and experiences unique to these roles.

The program is designed for individuals who have served or currently serve in high-impact roles, including:

    Military veterans, active-duty service members, and military families
  • Law enforcement officers and federal agents
  • Firefighters, EMTs, and emergency medical personnel
  • Dispatchers, correctional officers, and other public safety professionals

Many participants arrive after years of functioning at a high level while privately struggling. Others come at a breaking point, when symptoms, substance use, or emotional exhaustion begin to interfere with family life, work, or safety. Wherever someone is in that process, Unbroken provides a place to slow down, regain stability, and rebuild.

Participants are treated in an environment designed to foster trust, shared understanding, and respect for the realities of service-driven professions.

How We Treat

Moving From the Past to a New Future

Care in Unbroken is personalized and trauma-focused, shaped by the distinct experiences of military members, veterans, and first responders. Participants receive comprehensive treatment within The Meadows’ broader program, with added support tailored to the demands, identities, and stressors of service-based roles.

Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment and screening to determine the most appropriate level of care. From there, participants engage in a clinician-directed, personalized treatment plan integrating:

  • Trauma-focused therapy
  • Addiction treatment when needed
  • Neuroscience-informed interventions
  • Skill-building for long-term stability

Key Elements of Unbroken Treatment

Clinical Expertise & Cultural Competency

Care is delivered with respect for military and first responder cultures, including language, context, and understanding of duty, identity, and responsibility. Our treatment teams have specialized experience in working with military and first responder populations and understand the realities of service, exposure, and operational stress.

Trauma-Focused, Evidence Based Care

Treatment addresses unresolved trauma from childhood, service-related experiences, betrayal, or moral injury, while supporting the development of sustainable, healthy coping skills.

Guided by Neuroscience

Unbroken integrates therapies from The Meadows Brain Center to support nervous system regulation and emotional resilience. Modalities may include neurofeedback, biofeedback, EMDR, and other brain-based interventions designed to help participants process trauma, manage stress, and rebuild physiological and emotional regulation.

Restoration, Repair, and Healing

Care focuses on processing lived experiences, restoring safety and trust, and reconnecting participants with themselves, their relationships, and life beyond treatment.

Peer Support and Community

Participants engage with others who share service backgrounds, fostering trust, mutual understanding, and support, complementing their individualized care and broader treatment experience.

The Meadows Approach to Care Treats the Whole Person

Unbroken reflects The Meadows Approach to Care, addressing mind, body, and spirit. Includes a connected continuum of aftercare planning, case management, and access to a robust alumni community to support ongoing recovery.

Modalities and Therapeutic Activities

Unbroken utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities and interventions supporting participants in addressing trauma, substance use, and related challenges while fostering coping skills, resilience, and reconnection to self, relationships, and daily life.

Participants may engage in a range of evidence-based modalities tailored to their needs, including:

  • Trauma-focused individual therapy
  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills training
  • Group therapy with peers who share service backgrounds
  • Experiential therapies such as equine-assisted therapy, art therapy, or outdoor experiential exercises
  • Mindfulness and stress-reduction techniques
  • Family work and systemic support
  • Case management and life-skills coaching
  • Physical wellness and movement-based programming
  • Psychoeducation tailored to military and first responder experiences
  • Nutritional Support
  • Neurofeedback using research-informed protocols to support nervous system regulation and brain-based healing
  • EMDR and other bilateral stimulation approaches informed by trauma neuroscience>/li>
  • Biofeedback to increase awareness of physiological stress responses and strengthen self-regulation
  • Additional brain-based interventions designed to support emotional regulation, sleep, and stress recovery
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The Meadows Brain Center

The Meadows Brain Center uses neuroscience-based therapies to strengthen the connection between brain and body and support nervous system regulation. These interventions are informed by research in trauma, neuroplasticity, and stress physiology, translating brain science into practical, effective clinical care.

Modalities like neurofeedback help “retrain” the brain, creating healthier pathways that support recovery from trauma, addiction, and mental health challenges. By targeting the autonomic nervous system, which governs sleep, digestion, heart rate, and the stress response, these therapies help restore balance, resilience, and overall functioning, promoting self-regulation, emotional and physiological well-being, and whole-person, trauma-focused healing.

Restoring Strength, Stability, and Purpose.

Unbroken is built on the belief that those who dedicate their lives to protecting others deserve care that truly understands the weight they carry.

By addressing trauma and substance use together, honoring service-driven identities, and supporting reintegration into daily life, Unbroken helps participants return to families, careers, and communities with clarity, coping skills, and a restored connection to purpose.

At The Meadows, protecting the protectors™ means more than treating symptoms. It means helping people move forward whole.

Veteran Ready Organization Certified

The Meadows is proud to be recognized as a Veteran Ready Organization, a designation that reflects our commitment to understanding and serving the unique needs of veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families. Through specialized training and education, our team has strengthened our understanding of military culture, the challenges associated with service and transition, and the strengths that veterans bring to treatment and recovery.

Being a Veteran Ready Organization means:

  • Our staff has received training on military culture and the veteran experience.
  • We understand the unique challenges that can accompany military service, deployment, transition, and family life.
  • We recognize the strengths, resilience, and leadership veterans bring to treatment and recovery.
  • We strive to create an environment where veterans and military families feel understood, respected, and supported.
  • We are committed to delivering culturally competent care tailored to the needs of the military-connected community. 

Program Leadership


Bill Reynolds, PA-C

Psychiatric Provider & Program Leader, Unbroken

Bill Reynolds is an experienced psychiatric provider and program leader with a 30-year U.S. Navy career and a master’s degree from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. During his Navy service, Bill worked in diverse operational environments, including submarine duty, supporting the U.S. Marine Corps in combat, and serving as the medical officer for a U.S. Navy SEAL Team. He brings firsthand understanding of the challenges of military service and years of experience working with first responder communities, along with deep expertise in mental health care, addiction medicine, post-traumatic stress, and military leadership.

As the founder and architect of highly regarded programs for active-duty military, veterans, and first responders, Bill combines clinical skill with operational and leadership experience in high-pressure environments. At The Meadows, he provides both clinical and strategic leadership, guiding program development and care with a focus on respect for service, cultural insight, and lasting recovery.


Dr. Aaron Wilson

Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Aaron Wilson brings extensive expertise in the treatment of trauma, addiction, and complex co-occurring psychiatric conditions, with particular relevance to military, veteran, and first responder populations. Board certified in both Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine, Dr. Wilson has led medical and psychiatric services at nationally recognized treatment centers, shaping evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches for individuals impacted by high-stress and service-driven roles. His clinical leadership emphasizes diagnostic clarity, integrated care, and multidisciplinary collaboration to support long-term recovery for those exposed to repeated trauma and operational stress.

In Collaboration with

Sentinel Resilience Solutions

The Meadows has partnered with Sentinel Resilience Solutions, founded by Bill Mazur and Joe Collins, both retired law enforcement officers with extensive experience in public safety and behavioral health. Sentinel Resilience works closely with our team, providing guidance on program development, cultural competence, and strategic planning, helping ensure Unbroken delivers the highest-quality care for those who serve.

Get answers to your questions

If you or a loved one would like to know more about Unbroken at The Meadows Texas, please give us a call to speak to one of our trained intake coordinators for assistance.

Call 833-757-5697