Immersive technology is providing new hope to Veterans with treatment-resistant depression.
New mobile unit will provide transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy for patients with treatment-resistant depression.
Orlando VA Domiciliary residents use pour painting to express their emotions and help with depression, anxiety and trauma.
Evidence-based therapies help Veterans recover from depression. Talk with your VA provider to identify the treatment plan that’s best for you.
A VA study has found that Pharmacogenomic, or genetic testing, can help providers avoid prescribing antidepressant medications that may have undesirable outcomes.
Virtual visits through the VA Video Connect app and VA apps can help Veterans manage their PTSD, depression and other mental health issues.
While on deployment, Marino became confused, forgetful, angry, and depressed, and he struggled to perform his regular duties. “The depression took me to a very, very dark place, and I was quite ready to take my own life,” he said.
Ambassador Athletes are Veterans or active-duty military who compete in pro or amateur sports to help support their mental health. Currently, there are about 25 Ambassador Athletes, most of whom have been diagnosed with some form of PTSD. They may also be experiencing depression, anxiety, and drug and alcohol addiction.
Animal visits as therapy can be complementary treatment for mental health and behavioral health disorders like depression and substance use.
Loneliness can be a risk factor for dementia, stroke and heart disease. It also can increase risk of depression, anxiety and substance abuse.
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Power of motorsports and road course endurance racing to provide adrenaline therapy and create positive change in the lives of veterans and first responders.