At VA, one of our primary missions is to educate Veterans about the benefits they have earned, including support for the variety of health challenges
Special counseling for veterans will become available in John Day through the use of a Mobile Vet Center vehicle, which will arrive for its first
Coming home from deployment can be challenging. That’s why Vet Centers offer free community-based counseling for eligible Veterans, active-duty service members and their families. With
Mild traumatic brain injury may sound like an oxymoron, along the lines of “jumbo shrimp” or “random order.” But a new study shows that mild
Military personnel who have trained with heavy weaponry may have been exposed to blasts that cause traumatic brain injury, a newly published study claims. Views:
I wish I could’ve saved my soldiers. I was 22 years old when I became a platoon leader overseeing and taking care of 40 soldiers
Every week in Murfreesboro, Tenn., Zibin Guo guides veterans in wheelchairs through slow-motion tai chi poses as a Bluetooth speaker plays soothing instrumental music. “Cloudy
In partnership with the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security, VA is planning to give all new Veterans access to mental health
Albany American Legion Post 10 is organizing an effort to create a suicide hotline specifically geared toward veterans and people serving in the armed forces.
WASHINGTON — The veterans organization AMVETS announced an estimated $700,000 suicide-prevention initiative Tuesday to find veterans who could be struggling with a mental health crisis
With a focus on improving access to mental health care for Veterans living in rural areas, VA launched a pilot telehealth program today that will
Roughly half of all post-9/11 veterans who may need mental health care do not seek it through the Department of Veterans Affairs or in the
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