VET'ed. with Jen M. Wagman, Episode 4: Eva Usadi, Clay Adams and Warrior Camp

VET'ed. with Jen M. Wagman

In this powerful Episode 4 of VET’ed, host Jen M. Wagman sits down with Army Veteran Clay Adams and trauma recovery expert Eva J. Usadi for a candid and deeply moving conversation about the challenges veterans face after service—and the paths available for healing.
Clay Adams, a former Army Infantry and Intelligence Officer with multiple combat deployments, opens up about his struggle with suicidal ideation and the often-invisible wounds of war. He shares his personal journey of reintegration into civilian life and the turning point that began with Warrior Camp®—an intensive, residential treatment program specifically designed for active military and veterans.
Joining him is Eva J. Usadi, the Founder and Executive Director of Trauma and Resiliency Resources (TRR) and Clinical Director of Warrior Camp®. With over 37 years of clinical experience in treating PTSD, Moral Injury, and Combat Trauma, Eva provides expert insight into the therapeutic modalities behind Warrior Camp® and why this approach is saving lives.
Together, they shed light on the transformative power of trauma-informed care, the importance of community, and the message that no veteran should have to suffer in silence.
Whether you're a service member, veteran, family member, caregiver, provider, or someone who cares about our military community, this episode offers hope, education, and a path forward.