VA facilities add creative arts to therapy programs to advance rehabilitation. Annual competition recognizes recovery made through therapy.
Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport discusses common PTSD myths with Dr. Lisa-Ann Cuccurullo, clinical psychologist.
With numerous specialties and fields of focus, your career as an occupational therapist at VA offers unmatched rewards.
After a year in the program, three Veterans celebrated their completion of a mental health recovery program designed to help Veterans build relationships and interact in their communities.
New Orleans Salute to the Flag event will include a flag raising, Pledge of Allegiance and music by the American Legion Post 377 band.
Clinical psychologist Pearl McGee-Vincent discusses cognitive processing therapy with Dr. Shannon Wiltsey Stirman, National Center for PTSD.
Facility dog Dante used in therapy to improve patients’ gait, balance, range of motion, strength, coordination, cognition and participation.
Veteran Army Captain John Kirby IV used the PTSD Coach app to cope, and helps other Veterans do the same.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can cause pain, cramping and bloating. Your VA health care provider can help you get relief from your symptoms and to trust your gut once again.
With investments in a diverse workforce and leadership, our sense of inclusion equals innovation for the Veterans we serve.
Helping aging Veterans through research, education, and VA’s specialized Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Centers (GRECCs).
PTSD and sleep are so closely linked that treating sleep issues can make PTSD treatment more effective. Sleep-specific treatment is important.