Brain Health Education

Military Veteran Peer Network offers this course in Moral Injury for individuals seeking to learn more on the impact of war and trauma in service men and women.  Moral injury refers to an injury to an individual's moral conscience resulting from an act of perceived moral transgression which produces profound emotional shame. The concept of moral injury emphasizes the psychological, social, cultural and spiritual aspects of trauma. 

Three decades of science show you can train your brain to work better, faster and last longer. You are never too old or too young to start. Get on a personalized path and explore your brain’s upward potential by joining The BrainHealth® Project.  Nearly 80% of participants in an early trial experienced signs of improved cognitive performance, with many also noting reductions in stress and anxiety. Join the 25,000+ who have already registered across 50 states and 60 countries.

Several of our members are speakers on this critical brain health issue. Contact us for specifics. 

The issue of human trafficking is a topic many are unaware of and don't understand the long-term implications. Our speaker addresses common misconceptions and relevant information.

With baby-boomers retiring at a historic pace, issues facing them are coming to light. Contact us for more information.

Our Rotary members include experts in child abuse and how you can learn more to stop crimes against children.

There are many topics that address specific issues relevant to at-risk groups. We're here to help equip the community to meet these needs and understand.

Learn how to better care for yourself (to care effectively for others). Our members are trained in multiple options to get you on the right path.

The Fentanyl epidemic appears often in the news. Learn more about substance use, and the deadly impact it is having across the nation.

All relationships can benefit from learning more effective ways to communicate. 

Learn from an expert how easy techniques can be helpful for your mental health.

Individuals suffering from eating disorders often make suicide attempts. Learn how to recognize body dysmorphia and other symptoms.