Labyrinth Therapeutic Services

02/08/2026

People often ask what the inspiration for our logo was/is.

Well it’s this right here, if you’re on NH 93 north just before mile marker 93 and you look up you get this tiny first glimpse of the real north before it disappears (if youre to mm93 it’s gone and you notice mile markers instead of the beauty ahead).

During my darkest times I’d be leaving drop off, my daughter would be off with her mom and I’d disappear north to survive because I had people there who refused to let me quit while just letting me exist.

For me those peaks held hope, they held purpose, they held belonging and ultimately survival when my only reason for wanting to exist was back with my biggest reason for not wanting to exist.

And so our logo adopted similar peaks, and trees (we ditched the pavement because it’s kinda ugly).

When you see or wear our logo know that it literally represents a life that’s been changed, and then went on to help change others.

I’m not here to “save you”, “fix you” or “heal you”, those things come from within.

I’m just here to sit beside you in those moments that hurt, to listen when you feel alone, to stand with you in the darkness and I will lend you my belief in you until you’ve found your own again.

02/08/2026

Happy 2/8 Day!

02/06/2026

Extra Extra read all about it!

It is official, we are going to run a batch of LTS/Mountain Lane Farm "Ticket To Ride" shirts to support our peer riding program!

I just barely made this one (like in the last hour) so I still have some minor tweaks etc and then need to make it a real life thing so "coming soon to our online merch store!"

02/05/2026

Hey friends. We’re happy to announce that dates have been officially set for our veteran & first responder peer riding days for this season.

Stay tuned as we get the website updated with sign up links over the next few days.

02/05/2026

02/03/2026

Hey y’all. GNMH needs our support, anyone who’s owned a business that’s endured a loss such as theirs understands the time it takes to get back on their feet.

Any donation no matter how small can help!

02/02/2026

Our thoughts go out to our neighbors, their clients and all of the first responders on scene at GNMH.

It’s a “Big City” but we know a few people impacted by this incident.

As the situatuon unfolds and smoke settles we will be here to help in any way we can 🇺🇸🫡

01/28/2026

This right here is basically the proof concept for LTS.

Sure we’ve got actual psych professionals partnered with us and sitting on our board but at the end of the day the reason we do what we do/how we do it is because similar things are what got me outta the hole.

I’m not another pretty suit, I’m a hurt individual who barely survived and won’t hesitate to jump into your darkness to sit beside you while you wait on the sunrise.

Whatever it takes to support my brothers and sisters 🫡🇺🇸

A soldier with PTSD fell into a hole and couldn’t get out. When a SNCO walked by the Soldier called out for help, but the SNCO yelled back, “Suck it up son, dig deep and drive on,” then threw him a shovel. The Soldier did as he was told and dug that hole deeper.

A Senior Officer went by and the Soldier called out for help again. The Officer told him “use the tools your SNCO has given you”, then threw him a bucket. The Soldier used the tools and he dug the hole deeper still and filled the bucket.

A psychiatrist walked by. The Soldier called, “Help! I can’t get out!” so the psychiatrist gave him some drugs and said, “Take this. It will relieve the pain and you will forget about the hole.” The Soldier said “thanks” and followed his advice, but when the pills ran out he was still in the hole.

A well-known psychologist rode by and heard the Soldiers cries for help. He stopped and asked, “How did you get there? Were you born there? Did your parents put you there? Tell me about yourself, it will alleviate your sense of loneliness.” So the Soldier talked with him for an hour, then the psychologist had to leave, but he said he’d be back next week. The Soldier thanked him, but he was still in the hole.

Another Soldier , just like him, happened to be passing by. The Soldier with PTSD cried out, “Hey, help me. I’m stuck in this hole!” and right away the other Soldier jumped down in there with him. The Soldier with PTSD started to panic and said, “What are you doing? Now we’re both stuck down here!” But the other Soldier just smiled and replied, “It’s okay, calm down, brother. I’ve been here before..... I know how to get out.”

No matter what you’re going through, you are never alone.

But don’t be too proud to SHOUT OUT!, ‘HELP I’m stuck in this Hole’ …...

We all get stuck in a hole from time to time but all it takes is to ask your battle buddies for help and we will be there even if we have to jump in that hole with you. 🫡

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01/27/2026

One of my corpsmen from 2/8 got out and started rapping. Doc Todd is no longer with us in person. I was so absorbed in my own life and didnt appreciate rap; so I never listened to his songs when I could have promoted my brother just becaue he was my brother. I am ashamed of that failure.

After my board meeting yesterday Doc’s face popped up on Spotify as a suggested artist to listen to and let me tell you. I’ve been feeling feels for 24 hours.

If you’re a vet even if you dont appreciate rap, I’d encourage you to listen anyways and just hear his words. Doc left the fleet marine corps as a corpsman, hell he left this life and still somebow never stopped being able to help his marines.

🫡🇺🇸

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6r4DPmEEDFPOxFpdvvpmKw?si=-Aua6dcdTfqdmcr9eq58bgfsy

Artist · 1.5K monthly listeners.

01/25/2026