The VA disability claims process wasn't built for women. I built this one for you.
An 8-week guided program that teaches women veterans and servicewomen to file their own VA disability claim, advocate for their health, and protect their mental health along the way. 22 women only. Starts January 11th, 2027.
Join the Founder CohortThe instructions are not what is missing. What is missing is someone who believes you and walks through it with you.
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If any of this
sounds familiar
You requested your records months ago and nothing has arrived. You found the visit where you came in about your back, and the provider wrote that you appeared anxious. Maybe you started, hit something heavy, and have not opened it since.
The problem is not you. This process has rules, and almost nobody explains them to women in plain language.
Wherever you are in this,
there is a place to start
Still serving
Still serving? The evidence your claim needs has to exist before you separate. You still have time to get conditions seen and written down. Start a year or two out, not three months.
Already out
Already out? Maybe you are not sure your conditions count. Maybe you filed once and accepted a rating you never understood. Maybe you are only now putting a name to something that happened during your service. None of that means you missed your chance. It means nobody walked you through it.
I filed my first claim during out-processing with no one to guide me, and spent years fixing it. This is built for both of you.
What women are saying
“As a mental health therapist who has dedicated her career to supporting and empowering women, I recognize just how transformative it can be when women are equipped with the knowledge, guidance, and advocacy they need to reclaim their power and confidently advocate for themselves. Her VA Claim does more than help women navigate the process of obtaining the benefits they have rightfully earned and deeply deserve, it fills a critical gap by ensuring women feel informed, supported, and empowered throughout the process.”
Emily, MA, NCC, LPC
Owner, Women’s Wellness Psychotherapy Services
The 4 Step Process
Every claim moves through the same four phases. Most women are never told that.
STEP 1
Prepare.
Protect your effective date and request every record.
STEP 2
Prove.
Read your records strategically and learn how the VA rates severity.
STEP 3
Present.
Build the service connection and submit a complete claim.
STEP 4
Progress.
Prepare for your C&P exam and understand your decision.
Right now the process is happening to you. You are reacting to letters, deadlines, and exam dates you did not choose.
That is what changes here. You learn what each step is for, and you start making the decisions.
This program is:
01 · Evidence
Built for the evidence problem women have.
Your claim rests on what a provider wrote down, and for many of us that record is thin or dismissive. You learn to work with it.
02 · Mental Health
Built to protect your mental health.
This process is draining, especially when you carry trauma from service. It is paced for that, by a therapist.
03 · Your Voice
Built to give you a voice.
You get the words to ask questions, push back, and describe how your health has changed. That skill outlasts this claim.
How this is built
for women
A claim is built on what a provider wrote down. Many of us carry records full of visits where we were not taken seriously, and that changes how you build a claim. Nobody teaches that.
The process itself is complicated and draining. Reading your records can bring back things you worked hard to put away. Writing about your symptoms and sitting through a C&P exam can activate old wounds. I am a trauma therapist and a woman veteran who filed multiple claims, and this program was built to protect your mental health through every one of those steps.
The VA will never tell you that you are doing this right. You get that here instead.
Join the Founder CohortA piece of
the program,
right now
One of the first things you will do is read your own records. You are looking for two things: what evidence is already there, so you know which part of your story you still need to build, and whether your records read in a dismissive way. Language like:
01 "Patient appears anxious" on a visit about something physical
02 "No objective findings," with no further workup
03 A physical complaint sent straight to a mental health referral
04 The same symptom across several visits with no diagnosis
Finding this does not weaken your claim. It shows you where the gaps are, and it helps explain why a real condition looks thin on paper.
Join the Founder CohortWhat waiting actually costs
The healthcare
you earned.
Your rating sets your priority and cost for VA care
Your energy.
Rereading the same page at eleven at night and deciding it is easier to drop it
The compensation.
An Intent to File sets the effective date the VA calculates back pay from
The belief that the door already closed.
It has not
A process you can name is a process you can master.
THE FOUNDER COHORT
Her VA Claim: The 4 Step Process
Eight weeks, guided. Twenty-two women. Starting January 11, 2027.
Live sessions on Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. MST (8:00 p.m. EST, 5:00 p.m. PST), with expert guests. Attendance is optional: send questions ahead, anonymously if you want, and every session is recorded.
Featured guests
- Clinical Psychologist: Mental health claims and your C&P exam
- VA Disability Lawyer: What to do after a denial
- Women Veterans Advocate: Speaking up for your health
34 video lessons
8 workbooks
46 tools
Scripts for conversations with providers, prompts for the words you cannot find, trackers so the paperwork stops living in your head, and support built into the hardest steps.
WELCOME MODULE How to move through the program, with a glossary and progress tracker.
MODULE01
LAYING THE FOUNDATION
Protect your effective date and request every record that exists about you.
MODULE02
BUILDING THE FOUNDATION OF YOUR CLAIM
Read your records strategically, including the dismissive language in them.
MODULE03
GATHERING YOUR EVIDENCE
Decide what to claim and learn how the VA rates severity.
MODULE04
ESTABLISHING YOUR SERVICE CONNECTION
Service connection, your personal and buddy statements, and building your nexus.
MODULE05
ASSEMBLING AND SUBMITTING YOUR CLAIM PACKAGE
Put together a complete claim and file it.
MODULE06
THE C&P EXAM
Walk in prepared and get through the wait.
MODULE07
UNDERSTANDING YOUR DECISION AND LONG-TERM STRATEGY
Read your decision letter, spot errors, and know your appeal options.
MODULE08
WRAP-UP
Your plan for what comes next.
Included with your seat
Free community access your first year. Weekly lives with Victoria, monthly expert calls, and women in the same phase as you. | Founder rate for as long as you stay. Discounted community rate for as long as you stay. |
Audio for every lesson. Listen on the drive to an appointment. | A say in the program. Your feedback shapes the updates. |
Who you will be in 8 weeks
Confident in your own claim.
You know what the VA is asking for, what evidence you already have, and how to file without second-guessing every step.
Clear on your story.
You can open your own records, even from the hardest stretch of your service, and find what the VA needs to see.
Heard by your medical team.
You walk into appointments knowing what to ask, how to describe what you are living with, and how to speak up when you are dismissed.
Steady through the hard parts.
You have tools to protect your mental health, so a C&P exam or a decision letter does not undo you.
Your claim moves at its own pace, but when the program ends, you will know exactly what to do next.
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TESTIMONIALS
What women are saying
“The most comprehensive and understandable way I’ve seen to help work through the complex and often intimidating process of filing a VA claim.”
Caci
Clinical Pharmacist, Veterans Healthcare
“I was most impressed with the amount of thought and detail that was put into each section.”
Kim
Physical Therapist
"It truly feels like someone is holding your hand from start to finish, making an intimidating process feel attainable and hopeful."
Kathy, MS, LMFT
Trauma Therapist
FOUNDING MEMBER
$449
One payment ($150 off $599)
- 8-week guided cohort with eight live sessions
- 34 video lessons with audio
- 8 workbooks, 46 tools
- Lifetime access, including updates
- First year in the paid community ($200 value)
- Founder community rate after that: $10/month or $99/year
- Only 22 seats
PAYMENT PLAN
$160
3 monthly payments ($480 total)
- 8-week guided cohort with eight live sessions
- 34 video lessons with audio
- 8 workbooks, 46 tools
- Lifetime access, including updates
- First year in the paid community ($200 value)
- Founder community rate after that: $10/month or $99/year
- Only 22 seats
When you get access: Modules 1 and 2 open the day you join, so you can start requesting records before the cohort begins.
Founding pricing is for this cohort only · Enrollment closes December 23rd · Cohort starts January 11th, 2027
This is for you if
- You want to own this process, not hand it off to someone else
- You have been told your symptoms were "just stress" or "normal," and you are ready to be taken seriously
- You are not sure your symptoms are serious enough to claim, and you want a clear answer
- You have been putting this off because of what it might stir up, and you want a way through that protects your mental health
- You started once, got stuck, and are ready to finish
- You are still serving and want to separate with your evidence already in place
This is not for you if
- You want someone to file for you. An accredited VSO or attorney may be the better fit.
- You are looking for a guaranteed rating. No one can honestly promise one.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
I had no
roadmap, so
I built one
Hi, I'm Victoria. I'm an Air Force veteran, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and the founder of Her VA Claim. I filed my first claim while out-processing overseas, with no one to guide me, and spent nearly a decade after separation figuring out my own health and the VA system without a roadmap. That experience, together with my clinical work in trauma, is why I built the program I wished I'd had.
Why a therapist
built Her VA Claim
I was a woman in the military and a veteran navigating the VA long before I became a therapist. My clinical work now focuses on trauma, relationships, and suicide, and it gave me language for what I lived: the complex dynamics of the military and VA healthcare, where being dismissed by a provider can shape whether you trust anyone enough to ask for help again.
Her VA Claim brings those two parts of my life together. You learn the VA disability claims process, how to advocate for your health, and how to protect your mental health along the way, all in one place.
30DAY REFUND
OUR REFUND POLICY
If it is not the right fit
You can request a refund within 30 days of purchase by emailing [email protected].
- Within 30 daysof your purchase date
- 25% or lessof the program accessed
- A good-faith effortwith the material, such as a completed worksheet
Full details are in the Terms of Purchase.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. Can you guarantee a rating?
6. I separate before the cohort ends. Does that work?
2. Are you filing my claim for me?
7. A VSO is free. Why pay for this?
3. I have been putting this off because of what it will take out of me. Will this make it worse?
8. I already filed and got denied. Is it too late?
4. Will my claim be filed by week eight?
9. When do I get access?
5. I am still in. Is this too early?
10. What if it is not right for me?
Learn it once
Most of us will file more than once. Learn the process now and it is yours for every claim after this one.
You don't have to do the hardest parts alone.
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FOLLOW ALONG
