Table 1.

Moving Forward modules and peer sessions.

Moving Forward content	Peer sessions (fidelity elements)
—a	Session 1 Help the veteran choose a problem to focus on Ask the veteran to complete module 0
Module 0: What type of problem solver are you? Common problem-solving challenges, interactive stress game, introduction to problem solving Problem-solving attitudes and approaches—vignettes and explanations Optimistic versus pessimistic problem-solving attitudes Problem-solving approaches—thoughtful planner, quick-fixer, and avoider Problem-solver questionnaire and feedback—identifying strengths and weaknesses and getting personal insight into how one handles stressful situations	Session 2 Ask about module completion Discuss veteran’s problem-solving strengths and weaknesses Ask the veteran to complete modules 1 to 2
Module 1: Solve problems when your brain is overloaded How our brains get overloaded and our limited ability to multitask How to externalize, simplify, and visualize to minimize brain overload Module 2: Solve problems under stress Survey to measure stress level How stress affects your mind, body, and behavior (and problem solving) Stop and Slow Down steps toolkit with videos (eg, relaxation exercises) and a game (Rocket Commander) to demonstrate steps	Session 3 Ask about module completion Discuss the following: Strategies to try when the veteran experiences brain overload How stress affects problem solving Any relaxation strategies veteran tried Ask the veteran to complete module 3
Module 3: Solve problems step-by-step Planful problem solving to focus on the Think and Act steps of problem solving Interactive problem-solving worksheets—fillable exercise to define the problem, obstacles, and courses of action Videos on evaluating and selecting courses of action	Sessions 4 Ask about module completion Discuss the following: Implementation of the problem-solving action plan Overcoming barriers to the action plan Create a new problem-solving worksheet, if applicable Ask the veteran to keep working on their action plan and complete module 4
Module 4: Where to go from here Emphasizes practice and anticipating future problems; interactive game to illustrate this concept Encourages celebrating positive progress Encourages veterans to keep trying and offers vignette videos to demonstrate positive outcomes of using the program Offers examples of when and how to reach out for more help	Session 5 Discuss the following: Implementation of the problem-solving action plan Overcoming barriers to the action plan Review skills developed in the program Develop a plan to continue problem solving without peer support Connect to additional resources, as needed

^aThe participants began using Moving Forward after session 1 so no content is included in this cell.