About The Forgotten Soldier Program

Giving hope so no one is forgotten

Donna Arz PhD.

Founder

We help you find your way home!

I realized the brave men and women who served for our country were not getting the help they needed. Many of our HEROES return with emotional, physical, and spiritual injuries that can last a lifetime. I believe you can combine different modalities to bring back balance to the mind, body, and spirit.

With that desire in my heart, I created THE FORGOTTEN SOLDIER PROGRAM [FSP] to give hope back so that no one is forgotten. All of us should be looking to make a difference in our world and through mindfulness and empathy I believe we can make a difference.

Regular Outreach To Bring Hope!

The Forgotten Soldier Program regularly volunteers time to help Veterans in the community.

On the first and third Tuesday of every month, the FSP staff go to Mather VA Pain Clinic.

On the second Friday of every month, the FSP staff go to the Sacramento Combat Vets Center off Howe Ave.

On the fourth Thursday of every month, the FSP staff go to David Grant Hospital to work with the nursing department.

And we see many Veterans every week at our office in Auburn, CA.

Media

The Forgotten Soldier Program has been recognized by numerous media outlets since serving their local Veteran community.

One of the most prestigious honors in its history is Founder Donna Arz being named the McCann Award Winner – you can read the full article from the Auburn Journal by clicking here.

Most recently, The Forgotten Soldier Program was recognized by the American Heart Association for the positive impact our Empathetic Touch has on Veterans. You can read the Full Abstract Here.