W2C’s three-phase approach uses a unique evidence-based resiliency program for veterans who may have endured war-trauma and who are transitioning to civilian life and for their family members (spouses and children between the ages of 6 to 17 attend portions of the program). The four-week modular program uses a holistic approach designed by military and academic professionals incorporating healing interventions; psycho-education; individual, group and family clinical counseling modalities; and vocational counseling.
All have been independently-documented as successful for veterans and their family members. The program is modular and is provided over four weeks (28 days). It consists of three phases. This program engages and benefits the entire family; as well as supports military operational readiness.
Phase One
A professionally designed curriculum that incorporates interventions; psycho-education; individual, group, and family clinical modalities; and vocational counseling. All of which have documented success with veterans and their family members.
Phase One
A professionally designed curriculum that incorporates interventions; psycho-education; individual, group, and family clinical modalities; and vocational counseling. All of which have documented success with veterans and their family members.
Phase Three
The final phase is a guided reintegration of the veteran family into their own community through local military friendly networks such as health care providers, government and VA contacts, business leaders, veteran service organization leaders, and local nonprofit leaders.