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Playing guitars allows Veterans to engage in therapeutic offerings in a meaningful way.

Army Veteran Denis Velez donated a painting of his VA hospital as a way of giving back for his treatment there.

VA empowers women Veterans with innovative prosthetics and customized style choices.

Bay Pines VA’s therapeutic arts program empowers Veterans to discover a creative outlet that is best suited for them.

In June, VA honors National Cancer Survivor Month by spotlighting the brave journey of Veteran cancer survivors and the many ways they can find support at VA beyond their cancer treatment.

Due to mobility problems, sculptor Robert Gulley was living in his car. His provider stepped in and may have saved his life.

“Art therapy sessions let Veterans find a space where they feel comfortable. Their art is making an impact. That is the goal.”

Whether you're a Veteran, service member, caretaker or family member, there are resources and experiences tailored to meet your unique needs.

Innovation Revolutionary Sheila Johnson is providing new care alternatives, including a tranquility garden, for Veterans who need mental health care.

Drumming music therapy session helps Veterans with PD “reconnect” their brains with their bodies as the disease makes everyday tasks more difficult.

Each month, VA’s Center for Women Veterans profiles a different woman Veteran author as part of its Women Veteran Authors Book Corner. This month’s author is an Army Reserve Veteran COL (Ret.) Beverly Smith-Tillery

A Marine Corps Veteran amputee didn't want to give up competing in agility sports with his dogs. Franco, a cocker spaniel poodle mix, helped him.