Our students include combat veterans, firefighters, nurses, law enforcement, and ketamine clinic professionals, bringing real-world experience to a transformative learning environment.

According to Mental Health America’s 2024 report, Oregon ranks 47th in the nation for overall mental health, reflecting a crisis of unmet needs and limited access to care

At AAA Learning Institute, we’re committed to being part of the solution—especially for those who have served on the front lines. We believe that military veterans and first responders are uniquely positioned to hold healing space for their peers. This community trusts their own, and by training them as skilled facilitators, we create a bridge to real support, understanding, and transformation.

Every day, lives are lost to suicide among those who’ve given so much in service. Our mission is to change that. By empowering veterans, firefighters, EMTs, police, and other first responders to step into this work, we’re building a network of facilitators who can offer trauma-informed care from a place of shared experience. Together, we’re creating pathways to hope, healing, and long-overdue connection.