Treatment as usual (TAU) will be available to all patient participants. Treatment as usual may include various forms of psychotherapy and or medication management.

The GAD-7 is a 7-item self-report measure of the severity from mild to severe of symptoms related to generalized anxiety; items correspond to the diagnostic criteria for generalized anxiety disorder.

The PHQ-9 is a 9-item questionnaire that assesses the severity of affective and somatic symptoms related to depression; items correspond to the diagnostic criteria for major depression disorder.

The LEC-5 includes a list of 16 different potentially traumatic life events that that are commonly associated with PTSD symptoms and was designed to facilitate the diagnosis of PTSD. Therefore, it is used as a self-report measure designed to screen for potentially traumatic events in a respondent's lifetime and is typically administered before the CAP-5.

The DSI-SS is a 4-item self-report measure of suicidal ideation that focuses on ideation, plans, perceived control over ideation, and impulses for suicide.

Scores on each item range from 0 to 3, with higher scores reflecting greater severity of suicidal ideation.

The History of Head Injuries form is a 3-item screening questionnaire that assesses a participant's history of a head injuries and altered consciousness to determine the worst head injury sustained while deployed. The form captures the total number of injuries during and outside of deployment.

The B-IPF is a 7-item measure of functioning in seven life domains: romantic relationship, relationship with children, family relationships, friendships and socializing, work, training and education, and activities of daily living. The B-IPF is an abridged version of the 80-item Inventory of Psychosocial Functioning, a survey that assesses psychosocial functioning but that would be too time-intensive to administer.

The CEQ is a 6-item measure that was designed to assess treatment expectancy and rationale credibility for use of an experimental treatment in clinical outcomes studies.

The Net Prompter Score is a single item measures of treatment acceptability that asks respondents to rate the likelihood that they would recommend the efficient treatment to a friend or colleague on a scale from 0-10.

The Patient Satisfaction Survey is an adapted version of the Therapeutic Alliance and Patient Satisfaction survey. For this study, adaptations were made in order to assess satisfaction with the care received by the BHT (5 items; among patient participants assigned to WET + TAU) and providers separately (5 items; among all patient participants).

Treatment engagement will be assessed by the BHTs' supervisor at the clinic who will review administrative data to determine the number of behavioral health appointments completed by each enrolled patient participant. Engagement in TAU for patient participant who receive care in the network will be assessed at posttreatment via participant self-report.

Adoption will be assessed by examining the proportion of available BHTs who participate in the WET training and who deliver WET to study participants.

To assess fidelity to the WET protocol, BHTs will audio record treatment sessions and submit a copy of the written trauma narratives. A random subset of 20% of the WET sessions will be reviewed rated for fidelity. Sessions will be rated using the WET Therapist Adherence and Competence Protocol. Clinicians are rated (yes/no) whether each session task was completed (e.g., "Therapist presented the treatment rationale for writing about traumatic event," "Therapist checked in with participant after writing and inquired how writing session went") and how well the therapist delivered each task (1 = poor to 7 = excellent). An overall competence score is also provided for each session.

This form will be administered to participants to measure standard demographics (race, gender, age) and military service information (e.g., deployment history, rank).