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OneOp provides free continuing education credits, DoD-approved multidisciplinary programming, and access to a network of like-minded professionals. Our teams of faculty and staff from several universities work collaboratively to encourage issue-driven, learner-centered, collaborative programming. We encourage you to meet our teams, access professional development resources, or connect on social media.

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Nourish to Flourish: Nutrition Strategies for Breast Cancer Survivors

Whether you are newly diagnosed with breast cancer, on active treatment or years into survivorship, the food you eat can play a powerful role in your health. This session is designed to help breast cancer survivors feel confident in their food choices and understand how nutrition supports healing, recovery, and...

Free

Military Children’s Family Relationships

The well-being of military children depends heavily on the quality of their relationships with their parents and siblings. This presentation will focus on evidence about the role of military service in shaping children's family relationships, how those relationships connect to their well-being and adjustment, and how practitioners can use this...

Free

Cultivating an Engaged Attitude

How do teams build real momentum and commitment together? Discover how small shifts - like rotating leadership and showing authentic presence - can spark engagement and creativity in group projects.

Planting Seeds: 3 Minute Connections That Transform Your Relationships

In this episode of the Practicing Connection podcast, Jessica and Coral spotlight the overlooked power of small, intentional outreach. Inspired by the “3-Minute Rule,” they explore how three minutes a day spent reaching out - with no agenda -can strengthen bonds, expand networks, and boost both appreciation and purpose.