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Creative Arts For Vets
Abstract
The CAV Book is designed to support veterans and military-connected individuals through arts-based exercises grounded in social work and art therapy practices, veteran narratives, and wellness resources, offering a practical pathway to improved well-being. This resource encourages veterans to explore art as a tool for reflection, stress reduction, and personal growth, supporting the development of skills that can help navigate the unique challenges of military and post-military life.
A Free Resource for Veterans
The Creative Arts for Vets (CAV) book is provided free of charge through a partnership with the Indiana University Rural Engagement Team and the True Top 1% Foundation.
Created to support Veterans and military-connected individuals, the CAV book uses expressive arts, reflection, and wellness activities to encourage resilience, personal growth, and healing.
free Online or hard copy
You may download a free copy of the book (CLICK THE BUTTON ABOVE), or we can mail you up to 5 hard copies at a time for free per request. (PLEASE COMPLETE THE LINK FOR THE REQUEST BELOW)
The information below is not an application and does not create an account and does not collect any funds for the book.
We simply ask for a few details so we can document who has received a complimentary copy of the CAV book and continue improving our outreach to Veterans.
Important Information
Please note the following:
- The True Top 1% Foundation is not the creator, author, or publisher of the Creative Arts for Vets (CAV) book.
- The CAV book was developed and published by the Indiana University Rural Engagement Team.
- The True Top 1% Foundation has been authorized to distribute these books at no cost to Veterans and military-connected individuals.
- Receiving this book is completely free of charge.
Veterans Served
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