CIR Brown Bag –
Trauma-Informed Care for Women Veterans Experiencing Homelessness
On May 24, Ms. Kelly Jenkins-Pultz will discuss how service providers can best assist homeless women veterans.
CIR Military Behavioral Health Colloquium
On April 18, CIR hosted a colloquium to launch its new journal – Military Behavioral Health – the first academic journal dedicated to the biopsychosocial health and well-being of servicemembers, veterans and families impacted by military service.
Research
CIR conducts research to enhance the training of behavioral healthcare providers and to improve the reintegration of servicemembers and veterans back into their communities.
Innovation
CIR is developing a Clinical Skills Assessment measure to assess military-relevant clinical skills in a timely and cost-efficient way, using video vignettes.
Training & Education
CIR offers training to civilian providers and professionals to enhance their interaction with servicemembers, veterans, and military-impacted family members.
Welcome to the Center for Innovation and Research on Veterans & Military Families (CIR)
Strengthening the transition of veterans and their families into the community.
Check out CIR’s upcoming events!
Find information on CIR’s continuing education courses and the USC School of Social Work’s Military Social Work sub-concentration.
Learn about CIR’s innovative research projects.
Keep up with CIR’s latest progress and events!