Common Questions
Get to know Journey Home
Clear answers about our faith, our services, and your next step.
What is Journey Home?
Journey Home provides Christ-centered coaching, one-on-one mentorship, biblical accountability, practical goal planning, and follow-up support. We meet people where they are and point them to Jesus Christ.
Who founded Journey Home?
Journey Home was founded by veterans John Laureda and Jonathan McRonald. John is a retired U.S. Navy Command Senior Chief who served 21 years.
Does Journey Home serve veterans?
Yes. Veterans are among the people Journey Home serves. Our founders bring military experience to mentorship, life transitions, accountability, and connections to veteran resources.
How do I get started?
Contact Journey Home to request a conversation, or begin the guided registration and assessment. Leadership reviews your strengths, needs, and goals so the next step is based on you.
What does the coaching process involve?
We listen, review your assessment, identify priorities, and build a personal plan together. The first 90 days focus on trust, priorities, consistency, and accountability. Those who choose to continue can pursue a journey of up to 12 months.
Is Journey Home grounded in Christianity?
Yes. Jesus Christ is central to Journey Home. Scripture, prayer, truth spoken in love, compassion, and accountability guide our work.
Is Journey Home a mental-health treatment provider?
Journey Home provides coaching and mentorship. It does not provide psychotherapy, diagnosis, medical treatment, or licensed mental-health treatment. When another service is the appropriate next step, we help point people toward it.
Are participant assessments public?
No. Public website information describes Journey Home and its services. Participant assessments and personal records belong in the protected participant and leadership workflows.
You do not have to walk alone.
Reach out and someone from Journey Home will respond personally.