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The ceremony will be in the Keller Army Community Hospital at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
The program is for mentors involved with the Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program.
These are the graduates:
- Jonathan P. Smith
- Carlos Roman
- Frank M. Belinske
- CWO 5 Howard Haider (Ret)
- James A. Cappadora
- Regina Palmer RN, USA-R
- Stephen Buhs
- David E. Jacobsen PsyD
- Maxine Baily Sneed
- Maj. Joram J. Aris, deputy judge advocate
- Leslie Robinson, Operation Home Front
- Deacon Thomas Jordan
The following individuals will receive certificates for providing training throughout the course:
- Kayme Johnston, registered nurse Instructor
- Lt. Col. Joseph McKeegan (Ret.) Instructor
- Dana Krengel, RILC Instructor
- Zachary Masters, Instructor
- Paige G. Stetson LPC, LMHC Instructor
- Lt. Sharon Gingola, MA, LMSW
The Instructors are responsible for the instructional content of the training, quality of presentation of information and sharing their life stories as they apply to the Military Behavioral Health Training Program.
The goal of the peer program is to match veterans who have been through the training program with veterans who have returned from service so they can take steps to reduce or even eliminate the negative impact that trauma-related symptoms have on social, occupational and family functioning.
The Joseph P. Dwyer Peer-to-Peer Mentoring program is free, confidential, and provides veterans with a safe place to share in a non-judgmental setting.
The program also offers services specific to women veterans and referrals for a variety of services.
For more information, visit www.rilc.org or call (845)- 624-1366.
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