The Veteran Ready Certificate program will provide you with an understanding of military culture and showcase your commitment to better support for our heroes and their families.
The Minnesota Veteran Suicide Prevention Collaborative is an initiative to prevent suicide among military service members, veterans and families. This program includes mental health awareness, suicide prevention, military culture, safety planning, barriers to care, lethal means counseling, which will enable healthcare professionals to proactively treat veterans in need of mental health treatment.
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PsychArmor asked hundreds of Veterans what they wanted civilians, employers, educators, health care providers, and therapists to know about them. These comments were used to create the topics of this course.
In collaboration with the Department of Veteran Affairs, this course covers suicide risk in the military and Veteran communities. Learn to identify at-risk Veterans and use S.A.V.E. steps to help make a difference.
This course was created to educate Healthcare Providers who care for our military Veterans. PsychArmor asked hundreds of Veterans what they wanted civilians, employers, educators, health care providers, and therapists to know about them.
Women Who Serve is an overview of the contributions women have made to our military forces. This course is intended for those who want to better understand women's role in our military.
This course discusses how to communicate effectively with Veterans and assist volunteers so that they can support the Veterans working alongside them in their organization.
In this course, Wounded Warrior Project’s Mike Richardson dispels some common myths about our country’s Wounded Warriors and provides facts to help you better connect with the Wounded Warriors in your life.
This course introduces the theory behind the Crisis Response Plan, and explains the importance of narrative-based assessment of predisposition, risk factors and protective factors in your clinical interactions with patients.
This course introduces the theory behind the Crisis Response Plan, and explains the importance of narrative-based assessment of predisposition, risk factors and protective factors in your clinical interactions with patients.
Intended for all healthcare providers who treat service members and Veterans, this course is narrated by clinical psychologist and Navy combat Veteran Dr. Heidi Kraft. Through storytelling and clinical case examples, Dr. Kraft will guide healthcare l
“Finding Stability After Suicide Loss” explains that suicide loss survivors often find it hard to reach out for help, and the people in their lives are often unsure how to help.
Dr. Craig Bryan of the University of Utah National Center for Veterans Studies provides an overview of military suicide statistics and explains unique factors that may be related to increased rates in military suicide.
Postvention is a term unfamiliar to many people, yet it is a critical component of suicide prevention. This course, narrated by Dr. Shauna Springer, explains postvention, what it is and why it is important.
Connecting with the VA is intended for healthcare providers and is narrated by Dr. Abigail C. Angkaw, a member of the PTSD Consultation Program within the VA’s National Center for PTSD.
After taking this course, you will develop an understanding of the increased risk for suicide we see in military and Veteran caregivers, identify the signs of an at-risk Veteran caregiver, and know steps you can take to help a Veteran caregiver.
