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Army troops to get mental health ‘check-in’ visits over the holidays
U.S. Army soldiers will get daily “check-in” visits from military leaders over the holidays to battle the risk of suicide. Read More
Veterans Month sheds light on mental health crisis among vets
The No Fallen Heroes Foundation is working to provide veterans and military families with the resources they need to adjust to civilian life and stay resilient, as November marks National Veterans and ... Read More
Veterans with PTSD turn to surfing for mental health therapy
Military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder are turning to surfing for mental health therapy and finding peace in the water. Why it matters: About 29% of veterans who fought in Afghanistan ... Read More
Strengthening Veteran Mental Health: A Vital Mission
The numbers of service member and veteran suicides paint a dire picture of mental health across the armed forces. Read More
Former Marine helps other veterans cope with mental health struggles
Veterans can experience PTSD, anxiety and depression long after leaving the service — even if those struggles aren't visible. A former Marine is helping to break the stigma surrounding that. Read More
From Combat to Community: Penn State Unpacks What Shapes Veterans’ Mental Health
There’s a stigma that veterans, especially those who were in combat, are defined by what they did on the battlefields. However, a new study from Pennsylvania State University, centering around ... Read More
Understanding mental health issues and addiction vital to caring for veterans
Many U.S. veterans face prescription drug addiction as a result of pain, trauma and unique stresses tied to military service. The problem is complex, with roots in both physical injury and ... Read More
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