Where We Started

The Interseeding Foundation was created out of a lived experience for Military and Emergency Responders who are seeking help. After surviving a traumatic forced mental health intervention, the founder saw firsthand how the system can silence the very people it's supposed to help. Like many veterans and emergency responders, the Founder wasn’t asking for pity or punishment—just support. What followed was a loss of rights, freedom, dignity and almost their life in a moment when healing should have been possible. After opening up about their experience, it became clear they weren’t the only one to have a horrific life-altering intervention. 

Who Built Us

Seeing first-hand how broken the system really is, the founder started reaching out—connecting with military, emergency responders, and the people who’ve stood beside them through it all. With backing from donors, businesses, and others who’ve had enough of the status quo, that circle grew. What started as survival turned into something stronger: a community built on trust, grit, and the belief that no one should have to walk this road alone.

What We Do

 "This isn’t a clinic. It’s not a program. It’s a place to land when the weight gets too heavy to carry alone."

Some of us heal by being outside. Some through honest conversation. Some through working with our hands, and some in quiet moments of solitude. At Interseeding Foundation outings, you’ll find all of that, and more. Our seasonal meetups and retreats are designed to offer exposure to various resources with opportunities for both group connection and personal space—freedom within structure, always on your terms.

Our Approach 

We don’t push our services. We take the time to know you and guide you to the resources you truly need—even if they aren’t ours. Because we know a bandage won’t fix what’s broken beneath, and a cast can’t mend the wounds you carry inside."

Those Who We Support

We serve military personnel, and emergency responders—at any stage of the journey. Whether you're fresh out of service, carrying the weight of a loss, or deep into after service life and still searching for direction. We also recognize that the impact of service ripples outward. That’s why we welcome families and loved ones into the fold for special events—because they’re walking their own hard road alongside you.