Davison
is service-connected disabled Air Force veteran of the Vietnam era.
For the past 14 years, he has advocated for homeless, addicted,
dual-diagnosed, and incarcerated veterans. His work has resulted in
the Associates Vietnam Veterans of America Member of the Year, the
California State Council of Vietnam Veterans of America Member of the
Year award, and the Chaplain of Four Chaplains Humanitarian award,
and a number of other acknowledgments. For 3 1/2 years, he
coordinated a federal program going into four federal correctional
institutions twice weekly, preparing incarcerated veterans for
successful re-entry back into society. He is currently Chairman of
the Veterans Incarcerated Program for VietNow, a national veteran
service organization.
Davison's
links.
The interview will be available in the archives at
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze/2014/04/28/until-you-walk-the-path-you-wont-know-where-it
Horses
and Heroes is not about pointing fingers or creating a political
firestorm. It is a documentary, which will help military personnel
and veterans find a new way to cope with the physical and emotional
challenges brought into their lives by war. Equine Therapy does not
involve drugs nor lying on a couch and spilling their guts. What it
does do is help them find new ways to see and react to their
emotional triggers. It helps their bodies remember how it used to
work. It can't replace what was lost, but it can give them the
confidence to see that they are more than the sum of their body
parts. Horses and Heroes will give veterans and military personnel
the information they need to find alternative healing solutions,
which can help prevent another Fort Hood.
Horses and Heroes website
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