The Heroes Journey: Find your voice. Tell your story.

The Heroes Journey is dedicated to empowering service personnel, their families, and the families of the fallen by enabling them to discover their voice and share their narrative through purposeful storytelling.

Last Out - Staten Island

April 9th, 2024. St George Theatre

Our Mission

The Heroes Journey helps our nation’s defenders and their families, and families of the fallen find their voice and tell their story. Warriors learn that sharing their stories, even the ones they don’t want to tell themselves, can heal, can reconnect, and can validate their service. By sharing their scars, they help our country bridge the defender-civilian gap that grows wider every day.

Our Programs

Storytelling Workshops

A safe space to find your voice and tell your story.

Generosity of scars

Completing your hero’s journey

Take the mic

Strategic storytelling from the stage

Last out: elegy of a green beret

A live example of the power of storytelling

why is storytelling important?

Storytelling is how you…

Heal

Telling your story will help you take your trauma and use it to heal your mind and quiet your soul.

Inform

Telling your story will capture your leadership wisdom and turn it into a narrative that helps civilians make sense of their own struggles.

Reconnect

Telling your story will help bridge the warrior-civilian gap and create a shared perspective throughout your community and country.

“I was referred to The Heroes Journey Generosity of Scars through a friend, a three time purple heart recipient. I spent 40 months in Iraq and Afghanistan and have spent nearly 9 years trying to put all those experiences into proper perspective – the guilt, pain, and sadness. In a matter of hours with you all, I feel at peace, like not just the way people say those words, but actually experiencing a sense of calm.”

– Clay Jensen, Warrior Storytelling Workshop Participant

The coaches helped me find power in my story that I did not know existed. This newfound power inspired others in the workshop and will continue to fuel me onwards and upwards.

-Tony Nevada, Actor in “Last Out” and Storytelling Coach

I'd like to learn more about upcoming workshops

Upcoming events:

generosity of scars workshop - Mar. 20th

9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Clearwater American Legion Post 7
1760 Turned Street, Clearwater FL 33756

LAST OUT - STATEN ISLAND - APR. 9TH

7:00 pm
St. George Theatre
35 Hyatt St, Staten Island, NY 10301

If you would like to make a donation by mail, checks can be sent to:

The Heroes Journey
13194 US Highway 301 South, Suite #201.
Riverview, FL 33578

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If there ain't dogs in heaven - Shirt

A Last Out Shirt, paying homage to Axel, a dedicated black Labrador Retriever who proudly served as an EOD canine, or “bomb dog,” alongside Green Berets and U.S. Army Special Forces

Ask me about our workshops - shirt

Show your support for The Heroes Journey with our latest addition, the ‘Ask me about our workshops’ shirt. Be an ambassador for our mission and spark conversations about our transformative workshops

Let go - shirt

An exclusive shirt inspired by our play, Last Out, with the iconic green silly band. Featuring Danny’s profound message to “Let go.”

In our workshops, warriors, protectors, and their families find a secure space to unravel lived trauma and express themselves, fostering healing and empowerment. Tailored for veterans, police officers, first responders, family members of fallen heroes, and military families, our sessions provide a supportive environment for participants to voice their experiences and discover pathways to healing.

Our first annual fundraiser was made possible by the support of our sponsors below: