Post Traumatic Growth support, Andreas, Pennsylvania

Always finish what you started

IMBODEN supports veterans, first responders, families, and anyone struggling with traumatic experiences. We listen, and we help connect people with services.

Our mission

The possibility of growth

Through Post Traumatic Growth, we focus on the possibility of growth while recognizing the challenges often described as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Veterans

First responders

Families

Anyone struggling with trauma

Our story

A legacy of love

IMBODEN grew from a shared dream between a mother and her son, Robert A. Coccio, Jr., CWO3, PAANG, Fort Indiantown Gap. Robert died on October 10, 2025, at age 34, from complications while awaiting a liver transplant at Einstein Hospital in Philadelphia, PA.

Robert had also lost a father figure, SST Paul Baker, to suicide. Baker was his Staff Sergeant at the Hometown Guard facility and shared a deep bond with the family. Robert carried that grief throughout his life. Baker rests at FTIG Cemetery.

From a dream to a purpose

While awaiting Robert’s transplant, mother and son often discussed how to help people facing trauma and suicidal thoughts. Their dream was simple: connect people with resources, listen, and make sure no one felt ignored.

The coin behind the name

In 2024, Robert gave his mother a coin engraved with “IMBODEN” to celebrate 12 years of sobriety. She wears it as a reminder of his love and their commitment to finish what they started. Robert’s legacy continues through that shared purpose.

What we offer

Support begins with listening

Our resources and meetings welcome anyone struggling with trauma, whatever their experience. Every person who reaches out matters deeply.

Someone who will listen

We do not have all the answers. What we offer is a person who will listen and help connect you with services.

Suicide prevention program

Our founder is trained and certified to speak to groups about suicide prevention.

A confidential space

Our program offers a safe, fully confidential space, with that commitment made clear to participants.

Please note: IMBODEN does not have medical or clinical staff. We are here to listen and to help you find the services that do.

Meetings

A place to connect

We plan to hold weekly meetings and gatherings upstairs in Robert’s old garage, where we can feel connected in spirit. The garage itself will remain unchanged for now.

When
Weekly, [MEETING DAY AND TIME]

Where
74 Lime Kiln Drive, Andreas, PA 18211

Resources

People and programs in our story

Dr. Benjamin Iobst

Veteran, Purple Heart recipient, Struggle Well program

Mr. Govan Martin

PA Suicide Prevention Awareness Alliance

Restoring the Warrior

Book

Tribe of the Restored Warrior

Meetings

Gratitude for the USO

Through the USO, Robert’s mother found coworkers, friends, comrades, and chaplains who support and sustain her. Their care renewed her respect for life and helps her live with passion, love, and compassion. She remains deeply grateful to the USO community worldwide.

Contact

Reach out. You will be heard.

Call or text Monica Akins any time. If she cannot answer, be sure to leave a message.

Monica Akins

74 Lime Kiln Drive
Andreas, PA 18211