online therapy for military
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online therapy for military
Welcome to AROSE eTherapy, an online therapy practice with a specialization in working with military and affiliates. I’m Dr. Alicia Rozycki, licensed psychologist and owner of AROSE eTherapy.
I have over 10 years experience working on military installations and for the VA. I have provided care and evaluations for active duty military of all branches, veterans, spouses, family members, and federal government employees.
As an active duty spouse, I understand the system and know that sometimes you want greater privacy in your healthcare. AROSE eTherapy offers this to you. Keep reading to learn more about these services and expertise.
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active duty
Serving Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force
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Veterans
Supporting Veterans with the respect and admiration they deserve
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Spouses & families
Serving those who support their active duty and vets during and after the fight
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GS & contractors
Offering counseling to government employees navigating the system
begin online therapy for military with Dr. Alicia Rozycki
In my time as a military psychologist, I worked at 3 installations and for the VA for over 10 years. With those experiences, I worked with all branches and a range of career fields from training environments to operational units. Here’s a little detail about my experience:
New Jersey VA Healthcare System doctoral residency
Goodfellow AFB Mental Health Clinic
Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program at NAS Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Florida
Peterson-Schriever Garrison in Colorado Springs, Colorado embedded in primary care
VA contracting conducing Compensation and Pension Evaluations for veterans, retirees, and active duty members from Peterson-Schriever Garrison, Fort Carson, and the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA)
online therapy for active duty service members
Whether you are an E1 or a 1 Star, I have experience working with military personnel of all ranks and branches. Whether you are enlisted or an officer, I have an insider understanding of your world; from disciplinary actions to promotion ceremonies, I have been alongside members just like you.
I have counselled members on a range of concerns from unexpected orders, stress from challenging work schedules, traumatic memories and continued jumpiness and anger outbursts, geo-bachelor/bachelorette stress, toxic leadership, and difficulties transitioning into new ranks or out of the service. If you’re looking for support, reach out today.
online therapy for military VETERANs and retirees
Our nation's veterans and retirees have my deepest respect. Like many, my family has a long history of service, with members who served in WWII, Vietnam, the Gulf War, and Afghanistan.
Perhaps you're like my grandfather, silently carrying trauma, using beer to help you sleep. Or maybe you're like my grandmother, open to sharing your stories but still shaped by the experiences you endured.
Listening to those stories as a child may have unknowingly prepared me for my career as a military psychologist and, now, an Army wife.
If you're ready to talk, I'm here to listen. Reach out today for a free consultation. I specialize in the latest, most effective trauma treatments.
counseling for
military spouses
As an Army spouse, I know firsthand the unique challenges military spouses face. The pride in your spouse’s service is balanced by the demands of frequent moves, TDYs, deployments, and long hours. Relocating across continents is part of an experience that’s hard to fully understand unless you've lived it.
Managing a household while your spouse is away for months requires a special kind of resilience, especially when you're often thousands of miles from family and friends. Connecting with fellow spouses offers support, but saying goodbye as they PCS can be heartbreaking. And starting over with new friends—only to lose them again—can feel exhausting. It’s a tough cycle, but one we learn to navigate.
This role can bring a mix of excitement and anxiety all at once. Taking time for yourself to focus on your needs can help you navigate all the changes. AROSE eTherapy® offers a convenient way to get the support you need—without the long wait times on the appointment line. Reach out today!
online therapy to support Military family members
Supporting your military family member can be a source of pride and sometimes a source of worry. It’s not uncommon for families to worry about the safety of their member while deployed, carrying out military duties, and after returning home. There can be tremendous fear in thinking about their safety and fear about when they might recover from injuries, both physical and emotional.
Whether you’re a parent, sibling, or adult child of an active duty member, it’s okay to seek support for yourself. Online counseling can help you as you try to support your loved one through their calling as an active duty member, veteran, or retiree.
Counseling for Government employees
Working in the military system is truly unique from traditions, protocols, and culture to acronyms. It’s hard to understand unless you know the system first hand. With over 10 years experience working for the government on military installations and for the VA Healthcare System, I understand what it’s like to enjoy the job but not the bureaucracy. Talking to someone who understands the benefits and frustrations of these large systems can make a huge difference in your therapeutic experience.
Whether you’re stressed from the constant changing of contract companies or from feeling stuck in the GS system to reach a retirement goal, you should talk to an online counselor who understands. Working in such a large and complex system has its challenges and rewards that are unique from the civilian sector. Schedule an appointment today with someone who understands these challenges personally. AROSE eTherapy® offers the unique understanding needed for effective therapy.
ONLINE COUNSELING
for active duty military,
vets, and military spouses
If you’re needing support, it may be time to reach out to a professional who understands military life. Although stress can be a normal part of life, big life changes, multiple life changes, or excessive overwhelm left ignored can lead to clinical conditions like an adjustment disorder, insomnia, depression, or anxiety. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or needing support for depression, worry, or sleeplessness, reach out today for a Free 15 Minute Consult and let’s talk about how you can start feeling better.
