Schedule a consultation with our CEO, CDR Matthew Brown, USNR, to equip your team with the tools they need to thrive.
Frequently Asked Questions - How It Works
Our streamlined contracting process aligns with typical purchase orders and grant stipulations. We’ll coordinate with your administrative teams to finalize details swiftly.
No. Our approach is fully compliant with DoD, HIPAA, and relevant local or institutional privacy rules, preserving confidentiality.
We offer a standardized price structure but are always open to discussing volume-based discounts, especially for large-scale rollouts across multiple stations, campuses, or offices. Contact us to discuss the needs of your team.
Absolutely. Our solutions adapt to high-intensity environments, including Special Operations needs.
We believe in mental health for everyone. Let’s discuss phased rollouts or flexible payment structures that fit your constraints. Contact us.
Our trainings are intended as preventive educational resources to support mental wellness. They are not intended to diagnose, manage, or treat mental health concerns.
While our resources have been designed and vetted by clinical experts, based on decades of research on effective tools, and offer strategies that individuals may find helpful in managing stress and promoting mental wellness, they are not a replacement for professional mental health care.
If you are concerned about your behavioral health, we strongly advise consulting with a licensed healthcare professional who can provide personalized care tailored to your needs. Please see our How to find Care page for links to helpful resources.
Resources for Immediate Support if you are worried about yourself or someone else.
Crisis Lines provide dedicated 24/7/365 support. Your conversations are free and confidential.
For Military or Veterans
Military and Veteran Crisis Line
Call 988 and press 1, text 838255 or chat
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The Veteran/Military Crisis Line is a free confidential resource that provides support for all who serve and have served, and their families.
Vets4Warriors
Call 855.838.8255 or chat
They offer 24/7 peer-to-peer support from a trained veteran or military-connected peer.
For Civilians
National Lifeline
Call or text 988 or chat.
For all
Emergency rooms are trained for mental health crises.
Mobile crisis teams and specialized behavioral health emergency rooms are available in some areas.
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Search online, or call 988 for help connecting with local resources.
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Connect with ongoing mental health care (e.g., counseling, talk therapy, or medication management).
Military Members (Active or Reserves), Veterans, and Their Families
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Your embedded behavioral health professional (e.g., director of psychological health [DPH] or regional social worker [RSW]) can provide local referrals.
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Contact inTransition at 800-424-7877 or find out more.
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A free, confidential program available to all military members and veterans, regardless of length of service or discharge status—including active-duty service members, National Guard members, reservists, veterans, and retirees—who need access to a new mental health provider or wish to initiate mental health care for the first time.
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The Cohen Veterans Network offers evidence-based care to military and veteran families across much of the country.
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Private therapy
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Use PsychologyToday.com to search for providers in your area by specialization and insurance.
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You can contact your, or your spouse’s, company’s employee assistance program (EAP). EAPs typically offer a set number of free sessions per year. The information is typically listed on the company website (HR or benefits section), but is completely confidential.
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Call or search online for providers through your insurance.
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Vet Centers provide free counseling to Service Members and Veterans who have experienced combat, MST, or had other specific service experiences.
Veterans
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The Veterans Health Administration (VHA)—often referred to as “the VA”—offers free care for any service-connected disability, regardless of income. The VHA is separate from the Veterans Benefit Administration (VBA), which handles claims. The VA is often one of the best ways to access evidence-based care and also offers couples therapy. Find your closest VHA location.
Civilian Care
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Recommended: Use PsychologyToday.com to search for providers in your area by specialization and insurance.
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You can contact your, or your spouse’s, company’s employee assistance program (EAP). EAPs typically offer a set number of free sessions per year. The information is typically listed on the company website (HR or benefits section), but is completely confidential.
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Call or search online for providers through your insurance.
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Learn additional skills to help prevent suicide in your community.
Suicide Prevention Resource Center’s Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) FREE Training
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
How to have the conversation if you’re concerned about someone
DSPO Prevention of Suicide by Firearm
A Communication Guide for Military Leaders and Support Providers
Tools
Fillable PDF Safety Plan to prevent suicidal behavior. Can be saved to a phone or printed and updated as needed.
Virtual Hope Box App
App with coping, relaxation, distraction and positive thinking tools, using personalized audio, video, pictures, games, mindfulness exercises, activity planning, inspirational quotes and coping statements. Save customized safety plans.
Resources for talking with children about firearm safety.
NRA’s Learning Portal for Children
Including the Eddie the Eagle video : “Stop. Don’t Touch. Run Away. Tell A Grown-up.”
Lethal means safety tip sheets for parents of teenagers.
Resources for in-home and out-of-home firearm storage.
In-home
In-home storage and device options
Consider additional storage options
ATF Personal Firearms Record Log
Keep an up-to-date log of firearms in your home
Outside the home
Resource to find local options for temporary, voluntary firearm storage.
Download the playbook for resilient, high-performing teams.
Quick Reference
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Rooted in cognitive behavioral training and backed by leading research, our evidence-backed approach helps military and corporate teams build lasting mental resilience and perform under pressure.
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For us, it’s not just a cause—it’s personal. We’re committed to winning this battle against suicide, for everyone who depends on us.
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Schedule a consultation with our CEO, CDR Matthew Brown, USNR, to equip your team with the tools they need to thrive.