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The Rocky Mountain Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center (MIRECC) for Suicide Prevention is a national leader in advancing research, education, and clinical care to improve the lives of Veterans. Whether you are a Veteran, health care provider, researcher, trainee, or community member, learn more about our work and our free evidence-based tools, trainings, and clinical resources.
Are you interested in our Fellowship Programs?
Our Colorado site is currently accepting applications for the APA-accredited Advanced Fellowship Program in Mental Illness Research and Treatment in Suicide Prevention.
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Discover effective treatments for Veterans by watching short videos, completing interactive exercises, and getting connected to care that's right for you.
By participating in our research, you can increase understanding of suicide-related issues and help shape better health care for fellow Veterans.
Did you know that when Veterans feel less financial stress, they report better mental health? FINVET is a one-stop website with resources to help Veterans at any stage of their financial journey. Take charge of your financial well-being today.
Are you treating Veterans at risk of suicide?
Get free consultation and other tools to strengthen your suicide prevention care for Veterans.
Postvention is critical for healing after suicide. Uniting for Suicide Postvention (USPV) provides resources and support for everyone touched by suicide loss.
Talking to Kids About a Suicide Attempt provides resources to use with professional support if you or your child is struggling with how to talk about this difficult subject.
Together With Veterans (TWV) is a community-based suicide prevention program for rural Veterans. TWV involves partnering with rural Veterans and their communities to implement community-based suicide prevention.
Are you interested in suicide prevention research?
Discover how our research is transforming suicide prevention across risk, treatment, and access.
Learn how our five-phase research model drives evidence-based suicide prevention and care for Veterans.
