The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Easterseals provides high-quality and accessible behavioral health care to veterans, active duty service members, their families and caregivers. Our services are available to any person who has served in the U.S. Armed Forces, including the National Guard and Reserves, regardless of role or discharge status. The Cohen Clinic will also help connect veteran families to community resources and services, as necessary.

The following list of Veteran and military discounts are good all year round and will be updated as we learn of more. These discounts are being shared so that Veterans, military members, their families, caregivers and survivors are aware of all resources available to them. Discounts were last verified in October 2021.

Don’t miss the event of the year! The Military Friendly® Virtual Recruiting Event is your opportunity to talk with over 30 recruiters from companies and schools of all sizes. If you're looking for education or employment by those who know the value of veterans and military spouses, you'll want to come to this free event. Recruiters are looking at profiles ahead of the event. So sign up and complete your profile today!

This free, self-paced course was specifically created for military family members to help manage stress and worry through a series of brief and flexible educational modules. Brought to you by CVN and Blue Star Families, Tools for Managing Stress and Worry provides research-based strategies, tools, and techniques to help manage stress and worry. The course was designed by mental health experts with input from military family members themselves.

Buying a home is never a stress-free experience. That can be especially true for veterans, who may be in the process of transitioning back to civilian life or dealing with a combat-related disability on top of trying to find and finance a home. Veterans may qualify for several military benefits for buying a home. This can help save money and improve your chances of qualifying for a loan, but it does further complicate the process. Especially during the challenging time of COVID-19, there are seemingly endless factors to consider.

Are you a spouse, parent, family member, child, loved one, friend or neighbor who helps take care of a Veteran at home? If you answered yes, take a moment to think about what you could do with the gift of time. Caregivers, if you had some extra and free help around the house or someone to knock things off your to-do list, what would you do? In honor of Veterans Day and National Family Caregivers Month, we want to make sure you’re aware of a special opportunity exclusively for caregivers like you.