PROGRAMS &
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Available to Veterans who have at least three tasks that a dog can do to directly address a disability. The VSD program is a rigorous course lasting roughly 12 months. Dedicated Veterans must commit to at least 15 hours of work each week including  therapeutic services and canine training to graduate with a Paws and Stripes Service Dog.

A six-week course for Veterans or family members who are looking to train their pet or rescue and access additional therapeutic services at Paws and Stripes.

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Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

Are now available to veteran family members, age 16 and above.

Our therapists are skilled in modalities  that include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Skills Building, EMDR, Sand Tray, Solution Focused Brief-Therapy, Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing, and Dance/Movement Therapy.

Seeking Safety is an evidence-based treatment that helps people with trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder, and substance misuse develop healthy coping mechanisms and resiliency.

Trauma and substance misuse often go hand-in-hand as many people may utilize substances to escape the pain. This is an ongoing group that people can attend regularly or on a walk-in basis.

An evidence-based program for Veterans who experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) or suffer from memory loss and want help to improve their prospective memory, attention, learning, problem solving, and organization skills. Improve your cognitive skills by practicing new strategies in real world situations and  troubleshooting any difficulties. The goal is to make these strategies habits that are automatic in life.

Our confidential support group for survivors of suicide and suicide loss. Pawsitive Life utilizes expressive arts activities like art, writing, and mindfulness in a supportive, safe space for Veterans and family members to process and share about the impacts of suicide and loss in their communities.

Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

Decades of evidence suggests that forgiving can lead to improvements in both physical and mental health. This 12-week secular look at the option to forgive was developed by Dr. Everett Worthington teaches and the life-altering benefits of giving yourself the gift of forgiveness.

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Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

Low self-esteem can lead to a variety of mental health concerns like anxiety and depression. Healthy self-esteem can influence mental well-being and overall quality of life while reducing risk of suicidality. Over 12-weeks, learn more about healthy self-esteem practices to maintain healthy relationships. Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

12-week group endorsed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration provides support and education to individuals who struggle with anger. Participants will learn how to identify their anger triggers and learn coping skills to reduce those intense outbursts. Join our Veterans’ group and learn how to handle anger appropriately to reach goals, handle emergencies, and solve problems.

A brand new program providing a unique and safe space for all women Veterans to foster connections and build relationships. Our workshop strives to empower women through psych-education, peer-to-peer support, and resources while creating a sisterhood to support one another. Sign up to find out when the next course is offered.

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Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

Join us for a supportive and understanding environment where military veterans come together to share their journey towards recovery from substance misuse. This Narcotics Anonymous (NA) workshop is specifically tailored to the unique experiences and challenges faced by those who have served in the armed forces. Hosted Thursdays, 6pm-7pm.

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Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

This Men's Workshop for Veterans is where we'll come together to share experiences, offer support, and explore themes of resilience and renewal. It will be a space where camaraderie and understanding thrive. We'll help each other navigate life beyond the military, through conversations centered around healing, growth, and more. Hosted Thursdays, 2-3pm.

Sponsored in part through the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.