Selection
- Submission
- Psych eval
- Performance test
- Acceptance
Six-month, five-phase program for veterans and first responders.
A rigorous selection process for those ready to do the work.
A six-month, five-phase program to rebuild structure, identity, and direction, for the people who already gave the most.
War Feather is a six-month structured commitment with treatment, biomarkers, human performance protocols, and an annual gathering. Selected for, executed together, accountable end-to-end.
The investment per participant is fifteen to twenty thousand dollars in real value. The cost to those accepted is zero. The team is a maximum of fifty, hand-picked on merit.
Entheogenic therapy, supervised and structured.
// With the Coming Home Project
Blood panel, hormone therapy, peptides issued.
// With Transcend
Weekly programming: training, sleep, nutrition, recovery.
Annual reunion. Graduation. The handoff to the next team.
Your mission is to find others to help.
Entheogenic therapy with the Coming Home Project. Full biomarker panel and hormone baseline. The body and mind get measured before the work begins.
Monday week-preview, Wednesday manual work, Friday team check-in, Sunday personal reflection. Every week, for six months.
Every month the tribe assembles in person: performance audits, treatment review, shared training, accountability resets.
Graduation event. Each completed participant becomes a team ambassador for the incoming team, with their own fundraising link.
This is a system that asks for everything you didn't think you had left, in the right order, with people who've earned the right to ask.
The selection process is rigorous because the work is rigorous. We screen for genuine commitment to change, not passive help-seeking, because the outcomes only happen for the participants who fully show up.
If you're ready, you'll know. Apply to the Program →Three phases. Fifty seats. One year. Zero cost. The application is the first step, or step in another way and sponsor an operator’s seat.
// $15K covers one operator’s full six months. See the breakdown →