Products
-
.png)
Face The Fight™: Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention
CourseArmored up with knowledge, the Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention course provides an empowering starting point for individuals to become compassionate and skilled advocates in the battle against Veteran suicide.
-
Coaching a Loved One Into Care
CourseAt times, it can be difficult to talk to a Veteran about seeking help. This course equips caregivers with tools to identify potential struggles, and better understand problems with traditional approaches like ultimatums and forceful discussions.
-
Suicide In Military Members & Veterans
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)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.
-
Columbia Scale for Communities
CourseTo create an open, honest discussion about mental health, and to actively prevent more of your brothers and sisters who have served from dying by suicide, military members and Veterans should use the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS).
-
Columbia Scale for Military and Veterans
CourseTo create an open, honest discussion about mental health, and to actively prevent more of your brothers and sisters who have served from dying by suicide, military members and Veterans should use the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS).
-
Columbia Scale for Caregivers and Spouses
CourseTo create an open, honest discussion about mental health, and to actively prevent more Veterans,and your loved ones, from dying by suicide, caregivers and spouses should use the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale, or C-SSRS.
-
Columbia Scale for Healthcare Providers
CourseTalking to a service member or Veteran about suicide -- and asking the right questions -- are the first steps in saving a life. To create an open, honest discussion about mental health healthcare providers should use the C-SSRS
-
Crisis Response Plan for Healthcare Providers: Intervention
CourseThis 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.
-
Crisis Response Plan for Healthcare Providers
CourseThis 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.
-
How to Use the Crisis Response Plan: An Introductory Course for People Who Support Veterans
CourseIn this course, Dr. Craig Bryan discusses the details of the Crisis Response Plan. He then goes through the five sections of the Crisis Response Plan and details the questions to ask in order to help our loved ones.
-
Crisis Response Plan: An Introductory Course for People Who Support Veterans
CourseThose who have served, as well as their families, are at a greater risk of suicide than people without military experience. Join Dr. Craig Bryan for an overview of the Crisis Response Plan and how it has helped Veterans and others who are at risk.
-
Firearms & Suicide in the Military-Connected Community: 5 Things Medical Professionals Need to Know
CourseIn this short, engaging course, Dr. Ted Bonar and Dr. Heidi Kraft discuss the importance of including conversations about lethal means accessibility – specifically firearms – during safety planning in all types of clinical encounters.
-
Suicide Prevention and the Secure Storage of Firearms: Conversations for Everyone
CourseThis course provides critical information for members of every community about the safe storage of firearms. When people are in crisis, honest conversations about accessibility to lethal means for suicide are vitally important.
-
Connecting with the Veteran In Your Life
CourseThis course provides information to help caregivers understand and address a lack of connection with the Veteran in their life. The new course incorporates a strengths-based approach to connections between a caregiver and a Veteran.
-
VA S.A.V.E.
CourseBy taking this course you will develop a general understanding of the problem of suicide in the United States; understand how to identify a Veteran who may be at risk for suicide; and, finally, know what to do if you identify a Veteran at risk.
All Courses
Select a course or bundle below to enroll and start learning!