Psychological Health Support

PsyOps

CONFIDENTIAL THERAPY SERVICES

  • Substance use treatment
  • PTSD treatment
  • Peer support groups
  • Deployment processing
  • Suicide prevention
  • Cultural awareness & DEI training
  • Anxiety & depression treatment
  • Military sexual trauma (MST) support
  • Anger management
  • Telehealth counseling
  • Military family support
  • Life advancement programs

All services are available on, or off, the books.

Our programs are all custom tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients and are available in group, individual, psycho-educational, virtual, and in-person formats.

DrDice@BishopDiceDefense.com
or Call 757-567-8077

OUR APPROACH

Our services specialize in treating populations who have traditionally shown an increased level of resistance to treatment that is founded in a distrust of supporting systems. All too often command support is underutilized due to the fear that it may limit career advancement. For veterans, this mindset of distrust does not end with their service commitment but is carried with them as they navigate the private sector. To this end, we have developed services independent of command profiles that allow our clients the space to connect, begin to trust, and learn to heal.

B&DD mental health services are designed to address the unique needs and challenges associated with the treatment of our veteran, military, law enforcement, and first responder clients. Successful treatment outcomes have been strongly linked to the therapeutic alliance formed between the practitioner and client. All B&DD clinicians have a military/spec-war/law enforcement background as well as extensive experience treating this population.

Dr. Tony Dice

ABOUT DR. DICE

Dr. Tony Dice is a clinical therapist, nationally recognized counselor, trainer, and presenter. A former Firefighter, Paramedic, and U.S. Navy SEAL, he's in a unique position to understand and articulate the gap between conventional counseling and the culture of "those who serve." Based in Virginia Beach, VA, he operates a veteran, military, law enforcement, and first responder intensive outpatient program and is recognized as a leading addiction specialist and Subject Matter Expert in PTSD, suicide, and substance abuse. He previously served as Mental Health Director at EVMS's Ambulatory Care Center, and is currently an adjunct professor at Old Dominion University. He is also the creator of the Holistic Change Model (HC-Mod), his proprietary framework for bridging the gap between tactical performance and clinical mental health. His own experience as a therapist, paramedic, firefighter, military servicemember, husband, and father of five has given him a unique understanding of the human condition.

YOUTUBE

Follow along for real talk on trauma, addiction, and resilience, straight from Dr. Dice, including videos exploring the HC-Mod and the realities of life after service.

Episode 417 - Dr. Tony Dice - From Navy SEAL to Meth Addict to World Class Counselor
Dr. Tony Dice – Healing After the Trident | Mindset #91
Navy SEAL Hits Rock Bottom at 130 Pounds—16 Years Sober Now
What the Hell is 12 Step Recovery
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is eligible for PsyOps services?

Veterans, active-duty and non-active military, law enforcement, first responders, and their families.

Are sessions confidential?

Yes. Every program is built independent of command profiles, so care stays private and can be kept off the books.

What formats do you offer?

Individual, group, virtual, and in-person sessions, tailored to whatever works best for you.

What does PsyOps treat?

PTSD, substance use, anxiety and depression, military sexual trauma, anger management, deployment processing, suicide prevention, and more.

How do I get started?

Call 757-567-8077 or email info@bishopdicedefense.com and a member of our team will reach out.