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Help Close the Gap in Veteran Mental Health Care: Get Trained at No Cost
Help Close the Gap in Veteran Mental Health Care: Get Trained at No Cost
You can access free, practical online training designed for clinical providers to help you recognize risk earlier, respond with confidence, and apply proven interventions in real clinical settings. Safeguard’s specialized trainings equip you with tools to address suicidal thoughts and behaviors confidently. You can choose to take individual trainings or attend all three virtual courses, and free continuing education credits are available to qualifying participants.
Available Training Sessions
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Skills for Suicide Prevention
Problem Solving Therapy for Suicide Prevention
Practical Suicide Risk Management & Safety Planning with Veterans
Program Details
Safeguard Veterans is a one-year pilot research program funded by the VA Office of Suicide Prevention to test whether bundling evidence-based interventions across clinical and community settings can reduce barriers to access, improve Veteran care coordination, and expand local capacity.
This training has been approved by the VA for research purposes only and is not approved for use outside of this research study.
Sign up and start your training by visiting Safeguard Veterans Training.
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2026 Brand Onboarding Flyer.pdfCelebrating 15 Years of Star Behavioral Health Providers
Celebrating 15 Years of Star Behavioral Health Providers
For 15 years, Star Behavioral Health Providers (SBHP) has equipped civilian mental health professionals with the knowledge and skills to better understand and address the unique needs of the military-connected community.
What began in one state has grown into a nationwide initiative reaching all 50 states, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Today, the SBHP network includes over 3,600 providers, and since 2011, nearly 49,000 participants have been trained through more than 1,000 events—strengthening military cultural competence and access to high-quality mental health care across the country.
Begin your journey with SBHP today by signing up for Tier One: Introduction to Military Culture and the Military-Connected Experience training. This training provides 7 FREE CE credits and is the first step toward joining the SBHP Directory. SBHP-trained providers who are part of the directory receive exclusive, no-cost access to advanced workshops, monthly consultation calls, and a growing community—all dedicated to supporting service members, veterans, and their families.
Sign up today at Star Behavioral Health Providers.
Questions? Contact us at sbhpsupport-ggg@usuhs.edu.
Principles and Practices of Mental Health in Combat: Lessons from the War in Ukraine
Principles and Practices of Mental Health in Combat: Lessons from the War in Ukraine
Join Ukrainian colleagues for focused discussions of combat-related mental health issues. This webinar-based lecture and discussion series enhances clinical skills in serving service members, veterans, and military families. These seminars use a focused discussion format intended to promote and expand clinical combat knowledge.
Upcoming Seminars (11:00am - 12:30pm ET):
📅 16 Oct - 11:00am - 12:30pm ET
📅 30 Oct - 12:00pm - 1:30pm ET
📅 13 Nov - 11:00am - 12:30pm ET
📅 11 Dec - 11:00am - 12:30pm ET
To participate in this seminar series, please contact Bryn Mawr College Professor Emeritus Jim Martin at jmartin@brynmawr.edu for the connection URL.
Help Close the Gap in Veteran Mental Health Care
Help Close the Gap in Veteran Mental Health Care
These free, online courses are designed to help you recognize risk earlier, respond with confidence, and apply proven interventions in real clinical settings. Safeguard’s specialized trainings equip clinicians with the tools they need to address suicidal thoughts and behaviors confidently. Attend individual training courses or complete all three virtual pathways.
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