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New Courses:

Transitioning from military life can be daunting, but with the help of a Veterans Service Officer (VSO), you're never alone. In this course, discover why these dedicated professionals are your advocates in navigating the complexities of VA benefits and claims.

(2 lessons, 15 minutes)

15 Things Veterans Service Officers
(VSOs) Want You to Know

This course breaks down Veterans Affairs programs like the Veterans Health Administration (VHA), Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) and the National Cemetery Association (NCA) so that you and your Veteran can better utilize its services.

(1 lesson, 13 minutes)

Understanding the VA for Caregivers

Caregiving in an Intimate Relationship

Understand the significance of intimacy in your relationship with your Veteran. By defining the different types of intimacy, recognizing the impact of illness or injury, and taking steps to redefine intimacy, you can strengthen your connection and caregiving role.

(1 lesson, 21 minutes)

The Basics of Military Culture

Learn more about the US military and Veteran population with our new Military Culture course series. Take a deeper dive into thefour defining aspects of daily life in the military: Service, Values, People, and Transition. This series introduces six characters who made the choice to serve their country.

(4 lessons, 40 minutes)

The 10-part Peer Leaders series prepares Veterans to lead their fellow Warriors and run successful peer support groups. This covers topics such as becoming a peer leader, establishing a group, facilitating and resolving conflict, burnout, and leading warriors with military sexual trauma (MST), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

(10 lessons, 100 minutes)

Peer Leader Training Series

This four-part series on Women Veterans covers: Who We Are, Then and Now, Our Unique Service, and Becoming Civilians. This series explores the history, triumphs, and unique challenges of women in uniform throughout history while highlighting the valuable service of the fastest-growing group of Veterans. Women Veterans serve as the subject matter experts and narrators for this series.

(4 lessons, 25 minutes)

Women Veterans Course Series

Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life: Compassionate Communities

Join us for our 3-part series on Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life. Our courses aim to address the challenges faced by the military-connected community when it comes to end-of-life care for Veterans.

(18 lessons, 25 minutes)

New Resources:

Hidden Helpers Facilitator's Guide and Participant Journal

PsychArmor’s new Hidden Helpers Facilitators Guide and Interactive Journal was developed as part of our partnership with the Hidden Helpers Coalition and with funding from Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP). The content is designed to increase peer support among military-connected caregiving youth and reduce social isolation. These resources were piloted to youth living in a caregiving home at the Unified Behavioral Health Center for Military, Veterans, and Their Families at Northwell Health. Approximately 2.3 million children under the age of 18 live with a Veteran who is disabled and are often tasked with additional responsibilities in their military caregiving home lives. Many Hidden Helpers rise to the challenge of helping out more often at home, however, this does not go without consequence. Research has found that in order to combat the negative outcomes associated with growing up in a military caregiving home, children need more support to navigate their experiences as Hidden Helpers. This guide aims to facilitate an open conversation with the caregiving youth who are impacted by or support the care of a wounded, ill or aging service member or Veteran. Program goals are twofold:  1) help participants build connections within their hidden helpers community and 2) empower participants to successfully interact with non-caregiving youth.


Respite for Military and Veteran Caregivers

Respite is an essential part of maintaining balance and wellness throughout your caregiver journey. In this course, we will discuss the types of respite, formal and informal respite resources, and how to customize respite to fit your needs.

(17 lessons, 33 minutes)

Difficult emotions and feelings can be hard to talk about, especially with our loved ones. This course provides a few simple steps to improve communication and connection between you and your Veteran, signs they might be pulling away, and strategies to re-engage and connect with your Veteran.

(1 lesson, 15 minutes)

Connecting with the Veteran in Your Life