CCW Resource Center
Mental Health Resources for Military Families, Adults and Students
Explore mental health resources for military families, adults, and students, including military mental health resources, mental health guides, counseling groups, student resources, wellness tools, insurance information, and practical ways to connect with care. Start with the resource that answers the question you have today.
Looking for military-specific resources?
Start with CCW’s dedicated resource page for service members, veterans, spouses, and military families.
Ready to begin counseling?
Skip directly to appointment access if you already know you want to speak with a clinician.
Start Where You Are
You Do Not Have to Know Exactly What You Need Yet
A resource hub should help you orient yourself before asking you to choose a treatment. You may be looking for information about a symptom, support for military life, a group, student resources, wellness tools, or simply an answer about insurance and access.
Use the pathways below to move directly into the part of CCW that best matches what you are trying to understand.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Use a brief screening tool to reflect on symptoms and consider whether additional support may be helpful.
Take a Free Mental Health ScreeningExplore the Resource Center
Choose a Resource Path
These are the major resource areas across CCW. Each path takes you to more focused information rather than placing everything on one page.
Military & Family Resources
Military-specific information for service members, veterans, spouses, couples, children, teens, and families.
Explore Military Resources →Mental Health Guides
Free guides and trusted national resources for anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, stress, and related concerns.
Explore Mental Health Guides →Free Mental Health Screening
Use a brief screening tool to reflect on symptoms and consider whether additional support may be helpful.
Take a Free Mental Health Screening →Media Library
Browse CCW videos and educational media focused on mental health, resilience, military life, and wellness.
Explore the Media Library →Groups & Community
Explore online group counseling and support-oriented groups for veterans, service members, spouses, and teens.
Explore Group Counseling →Students & Young Adults
Resources and virtual counseling for college students, children, teens, and military-connected young people.
Explore Student Resources →VA Claims
Visit CCW’s VA claims information page for services and resources related to supported claim needs.
Explore VA Claims →Insurance & Care Access
Understand service locations, insurance participation, TRICARE, VA Community Care, and appointment access.
Insurance & Access →FAQ & Blog
Find answers to common questions and explore educational articles from CCW.
Visit the FAQ →Read the Blog →
Military Support Resources
A Dedicated Resource Path for Military-Connected Life
Military life brings a distinct set of transitions, relationships, responsibilities, losses, and stressors. CCW’s Military Support Resources page serves as the focused military resource center beneath this broader hub.
Use it when military service, veteran transition, military spouse life, PCS moves, deployment, reintegration, or military family concerns are central to what you are looking for.
Mental Health Guides & Conditions
Start With Trusted Information About What You Are Experiencing
These condition pages explain common concerns and connect you to the treatment pathway that may fit.
Relationship Issues
Communication, conflict, trust, and relationship strain.
Relationship Counseling →
Groups & Community Support
Sometimes Connection Is Part of the Resource
Group counseling can provide shared learning, structured support, and connection with people navigating similar experiences.
Current or forming CCW groups may include Operation Warrior Talk, Teen Life & Social Skills, and Military Spouse Support. Availability varies based on enrollment, facilitator availability, participant location, and fit.
Students & Young People
Resources for College Students, Teens and Military-Connected Youth
School pressure, identity, friendships, relationships, family transitions, PCS moves, anxiety, low mood, and growing independence can all affect young people differently.
Wellness Tools & Self-Guided Resources
Some People Want a Resource Before They Want a Session
CCW is continuing to develop tools that support reflection, resilience, emotional awareness, wellness, and practical skill-building.
Resources may include W.E.S.E.R.V.E.D.™, SHEE®, quizzes, mini-courses, reflection guides, wellness videos, and downloadable materials as they become available.
Insurance, Locations & Access
Know What You Can Access Before You Spend Time Searching
CCW provides virtual counseling across ten U.S. jurisdictions, including Hawaii and Washington, DC, with our Germany expansion launching Fall 2026.
Availability depends on clinician licensure or authorization, your physical location, current availability, insurance participation, referral or authorization requirements, clinical fit, and the type of service requested.
Use the Resource You Need. Reach Out When You Are Ready.
Explore first, ask a question, or request an appointment. CCW can help you determine which resource, service, or next step fits your needs.
