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Grafton County DOC Struggle Well Training

The county’s Department of Corrections hosted Struggle Well, the Boulder Crest Foundation’s free five-day Post Traumatic Growth training for veterans and first responders, in August 2026, opening the class to local law enforcement, community military veterans and officers from other county DOCs.

Also called: Struggle Well, Boulder Crest, Post Traumatic Growth, Department of Corrections, first responders, training.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The commissioners' July 28, 2026 minutes record the Department of Corrections' report: "The DOC will be hosting a Struggle Well 5-day training in August. This is a mental health program aimed at veterans and first responders that operates under a 'Post Traumatic Growth' model. In addition to some of our own staff, we will be hosting local law enforcement, military veterans in our community, and officers from other county DOCs for the training. The training is provided free by the Boulder Crest Foundation." The after-action, in the September 15, 2026 minutes: "GCDOC hosted Struggle Well, a five day Post Traumatic Growth training for active-duty military, veterans, and first responders. In addition to our own officers, Coos County Sheriff's Office, NH State Police, and several other DOCs had students in this class, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. This training was provided at no cost t[o Grafton County]." The training is a hosted programme by a private foundation, not a county-owned service; whether it recurs is not published.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Grafton County DOC Struggle Well Training
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Veterans and first responders in the hosted classThe county hosted the training; enrollment is through the DOC and the Boulder Crest Foundation, not an application test.

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