Programs created by Women veterans, FOR Women veterans
Meet the Founder of DDT
Meet Army Veteran and Military Sexual Trauma (MST)Survivor
Rhonda Mack.
Rhonda is the Founder and Executive Director of Divas in Dog Tags and she is also a Licensed Professional Counselor.
She is the Program Director for the MST online workshop and WTF Saturdays.
Our goal is to stand in the gap of long wait times for mental health appointments. We provide a safe, structured virtual environment rooted in clinical self-care topics and activities.
The support group is FREE to women veterans who identify as MST survivors.
If you are interested in participating in a support group, familiar with military life and resources for women veterans, contact us for more information: info@divasindogtags.org please put "MST Group" in the subject line.
** This is a support group. We do not represent or replace your primary care physician and/or mental health clinician.
Director of Events and Activities
Meet Army Veteran Carmen Valenzuela.
Carmen is Divas in Dog Tags Director of Events and Activities.
She is committed to providing access to physically and mentally stimulating events that support the health and wellness of women veterans.
Carmen advocates on behalf of Divas in Dog Tags and women veterans with local community vendors who provide opportunites for relaxation, meditation, indoor and outdoor activities as well as group events including day trips and monthly meet-n-greets.
She is also the Program Director at Heroes Night Out.
Heroes Night Out was the first veterans service organization to host Divas in Dog Tags in 2017. They were the first to provide a place for us to hold our monthly Meet and Greet, prior to the pandemic.
Carmen and the wonderful staff of veterans and veteran family members provide access to local veterans events, resources and activities throughout the year!
Divas in Dog Tags is proud to partner with such an amazing Veterans Service Organization and the compassionate and supportive community sponsors and vendors who provide gifts and goodies, events and activities for families of active duty military, veterans and first responders.
Our Mission
At Divas in Dog Tags, our mission is to Improve the overall well-being of women veterans by providing resources that support mental health and wellness.
WTF?!! Saturdays
Need to Vent?
*Did you have a "week of Mondays?"
*Did you HAVE to "take a knee" or else there would have been "smoke in the city?"
Ladies, let's dropkick that negative energy!!! Join your sister Divas as we enjoy a rip-roaring, raunchy vent session -JUST FOR US!!
1. Grab your favorite beverage
2. No need to dress up, bonnets and pony tails are welcome!
3. Join us ONLINE (Zoom) Saturdays at 8:00a.m. to say what you need to say, then -- go enjoy your weekend!
Divas in Dog Tags will be online *EVERY OTHER Saturday morning at 8a.m. to vent and clear your chest, so you can enjoy a great weekend!
*except holiday weekends
NO JUDGEMENT!! What is said in Diva Chat, STAYS in Diva Chat!! 
If you'd like to join us, email us at:
for the link. and put "WTF" in the subject line
** Due to safety and confidentiality, we are not posting the link but we will email it to you and you can use the same link any time you'd like to join us.
WTF had dual meanings
WTF?! = Frustration or WTF! = We Thank FULL! -->positive uplifting news
University of Diva
DDT provides university style programs to address and manage and embrace the feminine and the fierce complexities of being a woman veteran.
Whether you are transitioning from military life or facing life's daily challenges, we discuss and share resources for self- care, relationship and behavioral concerns, parenting, business ownership and all the things that make us GREAT!!
We laugh, we cry, we cuss but most importantly- WE LOVE and SUPPORT each other through some of our most difficult days.
"U. Diva"
Self-Care. Sisterhood. Service.
Divas Donate
Divas in Dog Tags partners with a variety of organizations and businesses in our community to provide community service, clothing and other resources to women veterans in need.