Trainings & Workshops

Find evidence-informed suicide prevention trainings and practical tools for organizations and individuals, curated and delivered by leading clinical experts.

Types of Workshops & Trainings

David Rozek is giving a presentation about combat PTSD at a Face the Fight event.

Lethal Means Safety (LMS) Workshop

Nearly 50% of veterans own firearms and over 70% of veteran suicides use firearms. Learn how to discuss promoting voluntary secure storage that can help reduce risk for suicide.

This training is for individuals who support veterans in work, as a volunteer, or peer, including veteran-serving mental health clinics and veteran allies.

Offered Monthly
2 CE Credits
2 Hours
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Crisis Response Planning (CRP) Workshop

Crisis Response Planning is a strategy designed to assist an individual who might be at risk for suicide by offering alternative self-selected actions and activities they can use in times of crisis.

This is for individuals who support veterans in work, as a volunteer, or peer, including veteran-serving mental health clinics and veteran allies.

Offered Monthly
4.5 CE Credits
5 Hours
Learn More about CRP

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Veteran Cultural Competence Training

The Veteran Cultural Competence Training is an interactive online program designed to enhance understanding of the unique challenges veterans face during their transition to civilian life.

This is for anyone who currently provides services to, or employs, veterans or their families. This includes medical or mental health professionals, business leaders, HR executives, administrators, and university faculty and staff.

2.75 CE Credits
3 Hours
Learn More About Cultural Competence
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Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention

The Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention course is designed to equip you with knowledge to make a difference, providing you with essential insights and practical abilities to positively impact your community by nurturing hope, healing, and resilience.

On Demand
1.5 CE Credits
1 Hour
Learn More About Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention
Upcoming Trainings & Workshops
June 12, 2026
1:00 pm
ET
Lethal Means Safety (LMS) Workshop
Online via Zoom
2
Credits
Who this is for:
Veterans and anyone who supports them, including peers, clinicians, and caregivers
Presenters
David Rozek, PhD, ABPP
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June 16, 2026
11:00 am
ET
Crisis Response Planning (CRP) Workshop
Online via Zoom
4.5
Credits
Who this is for:
Veterans and anyone who supports them, including peers, clinicians, and caregivers
Presenters
Brooke Fina, LCSW, BCD
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June 20, 2026
10:00 am
ET
Crisis Response Planning (CRP) Workshop
Online via Zoom
4.5
Credits
Who this is for:
Veterans and anyone who supports them, including peers, clinicians, and caregivers
Presenters
Sam Synett, MSSW, LCSW-S
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July 29, 2026
1:00 pm
ET
Lethal Means Safety (LMS) Workshop
Online via Zoom
2
Credits
Who this is for:
Veterans and anyone who supports them, including peers, clinicians, and caregivers
Presenters
David Rozek, PhD, ABPP
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August 25, 2026
1:00 pm
ET
Lethal Means Safety (LMS) Workshop
Online via Zoom
2
Credits
Who this is for:
Veterans and anyone who supports them, including peers, clinicians, and caregivers
Presenters
David Rozek, PhD, ABPP
Register
Learn More
A woman giving a presentation on protective storage measures for firearms in a lecture room with four seated attendees.
Promote Safety and Well-Being
Lethal Means Safety Resources

Putting time and distance between a person and lethal means can save lives. The educational guides and resources here provide clear, evidence-informed information to help support conversations around firearm safety and suicide risk.

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Provide Immediate and Ongoing Support
Postvention Resources

Postvention is critical to promote healing after suicide and reduces suicide risk for loss survivors. Through postvention practices, we can reduce the stigma surrounding suicide and support individuals and communities through the grieving process.

Academic Partner & Strategic Coalition Partner

The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center is honored to serve as an academic partner to USAA in Face the Fight. To learn more or explore tailored trainings, please reach out to admin@strongstartraining.org.

Face the Fight advances its mission with strategic support from the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, aligning caregiver leadership, policy insight, and coalition coordination to better serve veterans and families.