For Those Who Served

Many veterans rely on an emotional support animal or psychiatric service dog to help manage PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other service-related mental health conditions. A legitimate ESA letter can help protect your housing rights under the Fair Housing Act, while a PSD letter documents your disability-related need for a task-trained psychiatric service dog that may qualify for public access under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Whether you're transitioning to civilian life, attending school, relocating, or simply looking for stable housing, our licensed clinicians provide honest evaluations designed around your individual needs—not guaranteed approvals.

Trauma-informed clinicians

Our network includes licensed mental health professionals experienced in working with veterans, military families, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other service-related mental health concerns.

Veteran pricing

We proudly offer discounted pricing for active-duty military members and veterans. Simply let our support team know about your military service before your evaluation.

ESA or PSD guidance

Not sure whether an ESA letter or PSD letter is right for you? Your clinician will explain both options and recommend the documentation that best fits your circumstances.

Works alongside your existing care

Our evaluations are designed to complement—not replace—the care you may already receive through the VA, private providers, or other mental health professionals.

Need immediate help?

If you're experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the Veterans Crisis Line by calling 988 and pressing 1 or texting 838255. Our telehealth evaluations are not emergency services.

Take the free assessment today and mention your military service to receive veteran pricing on your ESA letter or PSD evaluation.

Real clinical care

Learn how our licensed mental health professionals conduct confidential ESA and PSD evaluations through secure telehealth appointments.