Military Veterans Join Virtue Recovery to Expand Addiction and Mental Health Support Services

U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Adam Khosroabadi and U.S. Army Veteran Chauncy Nash have joined Virtue Recovery's outreach team, expanding nationwide support for Veterans and others facing addiction, PTSD, and mental health challenges. Virtue Recovery is proud to announce the addition of two new members to its Business Development Team: Adam Khosroabadi, Community Outreach Specialist, and Chauncy Nash, Business Development Liaison. Their arrival marks more than just team growth—it represents a deepening of the commitment to serving individuals and their families who are navigating substance abuse, mental health struggles, and the complex path toward recovery.

Both Adam and Chauncy bring with them not only professional expertise but also lived experiences, military service, and an unwavering drive to serve others. At Virtue Recovery, treatment goes beyond simply addressing symptoms. The whole-person approach to addiction and mental health care focuses on healing every layer of a person's life. The organization doesn't separate substance abuse from mental health—because in reality, they're often connected. Instead, dual-diagnosis programs treat both conditions together, combining evidence-based therapies with compassion and individualized support.

Adam Khosroabadi will be directly supporting Virtue At The Pointe Recovery Center in Astoria, Oregon, and Virtue Recovery Center in Milwaukie, Oregon. He brings a strong background in behavioral health and business development, with extensive outreach experience serving both Veteran and civilian populations. A United States Marine Corps Combat Veteran, Adam is open about his own recovery journey—sharing lived experience that builds trust and compassion in the people he serves. His dedication, drive, and passion for helping others navigate complex challenges have made him a respected figure in Portland's behavioral health community.

Chauncy Nash, a retired U.S. Army Veteran who dedicated 20 years to honorable service including multiple combat tours, brings military leadership and healthcare experience to the team. After retiring, Chauncy transitioned into healthcare, spending the past three years as a liaison and regional account manager. In those roles, he forged partnerships, supported critical programs, and improved outcomes for patients and families. His technical expertise, paired with his people-first mentality, adds a rare balance of skill and compassion to the team.

Bringing Adam and Chauncy on board isn't just about adding staff—it's about expanding reach, empathy, and ability to connect. Both men share a background in military service, which gives them a deep understanding of discipline, resilience, and sacrifice. More importantly, their personal journeys reflect the values at the heart of Virtue Recovery: compassion, courage, and commitment to service. Veterans face unique challenges when it comes to mental health and recovery. Having leaders like Adam and Chauncy—individuals who not only understand those struggles but have lived them—ensures outreach is authentic and impactful.

Virtue Recovery has expanded its Business Development Team by hiring two Veterans who bring military service and outreach expertise to strengthen the mission across its nationally accredited centers. The company operates a network of recovery and detox centers with locations in Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, and Texas, providing comprehensive care through facilities such as those detailed at https://www.virtuerecoverycenter.com. The addition of these experienced professionals will be instrumental in strengthening community connections, supporting families, and broadening access to care for those who need it most.