Tamicha Page is a United States Army veteran who served as a UH-60 Black Hawk crew chief. During her deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, she developed a lasting belief that people are often capable of far more than they realize. That lesson continues to shape the way she approaches life, service, and the privilege of walking alongside others on their journey of growth.
Throughout her career, Tamicha has embraced opportunities to learn, serve, and connect with people from all walks of life. She believes that some of life’s most meaningful moments happen when people step into a deeper understanding of who they are. She finds genuine joy in witnessing those moments when someone embraces strengths and possibilities they may have recognized for years and chooses to fully own and live them out. She considers it a privilege to help create the space where those moments of clarity can unfold.
As a Warrior PATHH Guide, Tamicha strives to create an environment where veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers feel genuinely welcomed, heard, and supported. Her hope is that every participant experiences the freedom to be authentic, the courage to embrace new perspectives, and the confidence to take meaningful steps toward the life they want to build through Posttraumatic Growth.
Outside of Warrior PATHH, Tamicha is the proud mother of three adult children and grandmother to two grandsons. She enjoys music, dancing, traveling, and gathering family and friends around good food. She believes some of life’s greatest connections are built through shared experiences, genuine presence, and a willingness to continue learning and growing.
For Tamicha, serving as a Warrior PATHH Guide is both a privilege and a responsibility. She is honored to walk alongside participants as they discover, embrace, and live out the strengths that have always been part of who they are.
