Healing Combat Trauma
Resources That Explore the 360° of Healing
A curated library of books and multimedia for veterans, families, and those who care for them.
You're a veteran looking for resources that speak to your experience.
You love or support someone who served and want to understand and help.
You're a professional seeking clinical resources and evidence-based tools.
Clinical resources, evidence-based tools, and VA-recognized reading — curated for practitioners.
Evidence-based clinical texts, treatment guides, and professional resources.
Books recognized and recommended by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Structured, skills-based workbooks for use in clinical and self-directed settings.
Resources selected for veterans seeking to understand, process, and move forward.
The foundational books that defined the field — essential reading for anyone navigating trauma.
First-person accounts by veterans — stories of war, return, and what comes after.
For those carrying the weight of what was witnessed, done, or left undone.
Because sleep is where so much of the battle happens — and where healing begins.
Films that bear witness — for when you need to see it, not just read it.
Practical guides, workbooks, and self-help resources focused on living with and recovering from PTSD.
Somatic approaches, movement, and body-based practices for healing trauma from the inside out.
Audio, video, and mixed-media resources — healing that doesn't require sitting down with a book.
For partners, spouses, families, and anyone who loves someone who served.
Guides and memoirs for those living alongside a veteran's invisible wounds.
Films that can say what words sometimes can't — a way in for families seeking to understand.
Accessible guides to understanding PTSD — what it is, how it works, and what helps.
Body-based approaches to healing — useful for understanding what your veteran may be experiencing.
Audio and video resources — easy entry points for when reading feels like too much.
The people whose contributions to this field were relational, institutional, and clinical — not just bibliographic.
curated resources across books, audio, and multimedia.
Browse the complete collection — sort by title or by author.