Loved Ones Involved in Veterans' Engagement with Care (LIVE)

2025-2027

May 23

This project aims to co-design a virtual suicide intervention for loved ones of Younger Veterans seen in VA Primary Care Mental Health-integration, which serves >500,000 Veterans nationally per year.

LIVE on The Suicide Care Pathway

While the full results of this study are not yet available, the video below shares preliminary results from our Design/Build Phase activities. This section will be updated once results are publicly available. — © University of Washington Suicide Care Research Center 2025

Project Team

Andrew Devendorf, PhD: Principal Investigator
Meg Moldestad, MS: Co-Principal Investigator

Lucas O'Bryan

I live and work on unceded Duwamish Land. As such, I benefit from the ongoing harm of colonization and the displacement of the still federally unrecognized Duwamish Tribe. As part of an effort to rematriate this land to its traditional stewards, I pay Real Rent Duwamish and support The Heron’s Nest Landback Project. If you similarly benefit from the colonial legacy of the land you occupy, I encourage you to stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities and support the #LandBack movement.

Loved Ones Involved in Veterans' Engagement with Care (LIVE)

LIVE on The Suicide Care Pathway

Project Team

Help, Outreach, & Prevention for Suicide (HOPES)