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From Combat to Community: Penn State Unpacks What Shapes Veterans’ Mental Health
New study from Pennsylvania State University shows that for many post-9/11 veterans, mental health struggles extend beyond combat experiences. Read More
Veterans' mental health forged beyond the battlefield, researchers find
New research shows that veterans' mental health after leaving the military is shaped by more than just combat, with childhood trauma, deployment experiences and gender all influencing post-9/11 ... Read More
Air Force training command may stop embedding mental health teams within units
True North embeds mental health and religious support teams directly in units to help troops, military civilians, and families get care. Read More
Fairchild Air Force Base loses mental health program affecting 300 service members
SPOKANE, Wash. — More than 300 service members at Fairchild Air Force Base will now have a harder time accessing mental health and social services after the shutdown of a program that embedded mental ... Read More
‘Founded on reducing barriers to care’: Hinesville clinic for military families and veterans discusses mental health
HINESVILLE, Ga. (WTOC) - On Welcome to Our Community, WTOC’s Dawn Baker got the opportunity to speak with Scarlett Chancey from the Stephen A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Cornerstone in Hinesville ... Read More
Recent mass shootings may highlight a critical veteran mental health care shortage
Two weekend mass shootings should be prompting discussions about a lack of mental health care for Americans broadly, but, because officials say the separate incidents were carried out by two veterans ... Read More
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