I’m Jason Moon, an Iraq War veteran, award-winning singer-songwriter, author, PTSD educator, and founder of Warrior Songs, based in Mesa, Arizona. After returning from Iraq and struggling with PTSD, reintegration, isolation, and suicidal crisis, I turned to songwriting as part of my own survival and healing. That work eventually grew into Warrior Songs, a nonprofit that helps veterans transform stories of service, trauma, moral injury, recovery, and resilience into professionally produced songs and creative works.

I’m Jason Moon, an Iraq War veteran, award-winning singer-songwriter, author, PTSD educator, and founder of Warrior Songs, based in Mesa, Arizona. After returning from Iraq and struggling with PTSD, reintegration, isolation, and suicidal crisis, I turned to songwriting as part of my own survival and healing. That work eventually grew into Warrior Songs, a nonprofit that helps veterans transform stories of service, trauma, moral injury, recovery, and resilience into professionally produced songs and creative works.

My work focuses on the space between veteran mental health, music, storytelling, peer connection, and public understanding. Through Warrior Songs’ Story-to-Song model, veterans share testimony, poems, memories, journals, writings, or lived experience, and those stories are paired with songwriters and musicians so they can become recorded songs.

I speak about Iraq service, PTSD, moral injury, suicide prevention, veteran creativity, songwriting as healing, and how non-clinical arts-and-healing work can help veterans feel heard while helping families and civilians better understand the invisible wounds of war.

My five albums are Naked Under All These Clothes, Poverty, Trying to Find My Way Home, Love & Life, and The Wolf I Fed. I’m also the author of Held in Motion and Not So Human After All, and I publish essays on Substack. These projects open conversations about creativity, belonging, resilience, and our place in the living world.

Books: https://jasonmoon.org/books
Music downloads: https://jasonmoonmusic.bandcamp.com/music
Essays: https://jasonmoon74.substack.com