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About Us

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By focusing on restoring essential connections and fostering resilience, clarity, and confidence, our hope-centered approach supports both personal and professional well-being. We believe hope is a transformative force that drives healing and real change.

Our work not only promotes individual growth but also strengthens engagement, retention, and connection within communities, empowering people to thrive and contribute with purpose.

Leadership

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Gina Drobnick

CEO, HopeNation

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“At HopeNation, we believe healing trauma goes beyond symptom relief—it's about restoring connection, belonging, and wholeness. I’ve seen firsthand how our approach transforms lives. In as few as seven sessions, our clients report an average 68% reduction in psychological symptoms and a 55% improvement in physical well-being. This isn’t just recovery, it’s reconnection with self, others, and the world around us.”

-Gind Drobnick
CEO, HopeNation

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Casey Merrill LPC-MHSP

Executive Clinical Director, HopeNation

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“Trauma must be understood and treated as a holistic, interconnected process—comprising many "units" that form from the initial wound. If trauma is not addressed and resolved physiologically and psychologically, these units remain unresolved, often leading to ongoing symptoms, emotional barriers, and disconnection from ourselves and others. Unresolved trauma can fragment our sense of self and hinder healthy relationships, impacting overall well-being and community engagement. True healing emerges through reconnection—both with ourselves and within a supportive community.”

-Casey Merrill LPC-MHSP
Executive Clinical Director, HopeNation

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Proudly Employee-Owned

As an employee-owned company, every team member has a personal stake in our success. This shared ownership creates a culture of accountability, collaboration, and pride in everything we do. When you work with us, you're partnering with a team that’s deeply invested—because we don’t just work here, we own it.

Our Impact:

  • “HopeNation Campus and their clinical team have been an exceptional asset to our triage team. The warm hand off and continuous care from the team when accepting referrals and treating our students made a significant difference in their treatment outcomes.”

    Director of Campus Triage Counseling

  • "HopeNation Campus was a great provider for us. They responded quickly, communicated effectively and really took the time to understand our Campus Culture"

    Director of Campus Counseling

  • "Overall, this pilot has been really important for me. I have been able to get in touch with my body. I wouldn't have been able to make it through the last semester without the EMDR therapy. This is giving me such a good steppingstone for whatever I do next regarding my mental health journey”

    Student

  • "When I get reminded/triggered by nagging, I'm able to cope better by not exhibiting negative emotions as I feel fine and powerful"

    Student

  • "I'm going to use my container and peaceful inner place more frequently and get used to doing so and believe that things can get better"

    Student

  • "I am learning from the past. I have a feeling I could get into similar situations in the future. So, doing the future template and knowing I have self-worth regardless are important. It is the perpetrator who is undervalued in my eyes now."

    Student

  • “I have always heard about EMDR but I never had the opportunity to experience it because of the cost and finding a therapist to fit with my schedule. Thank you so much for this opportunity”

    Student

  • “I cannot believe how quickly I started feeling better. Things that I have been thinking about for years started to seem so much better”

    Student

  • "Hard as the processing was, it was nice to process and come to some realizations I never would have had if I hadn't challenged myself to face this"

    Student

  • “I began learning about Brainspotting as I started my healing journey a few months ago. I was feeling emotionally and physically stuck, trapped in fight-or-flight mode, and I needed help. I reached out to HopeNation Campus and began this journey toward hope, healing, and change."

    HN Campus Client

Hope isn’t just a feeling—it’s a powerful force for healing, growth, and real change.