Marty Daniels and Mai Farrell talk about how her work with Trustpoint as the Intensive Outpatient Program Coordinator.

Mai is energetic and kind. She takes her work seriously, with a sense of mission that comes only from a calling that has been placed on a life. Perhaps the most refreshing aspect of my conversation with Mai is the insight she shares with group members, Farrell states that "there is no pain Olympics, pain is pain and you are worthy of feeling better."

Group members come from every walk of life. In a group, you're just as likely to meet a housewife as you are a returning service member, executive, college student or retiree. With the idea that pain is pain and each person has value, group members help to hold each other accountable and move forward to a place of healing.