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  • VA residential treatment for PTSD recovery

    VA residential treatment for PTSD recovery

    Veterans in mental health residential treatment program for PTSD recovery live at a VA hospital or in the community for from two weeks to a few months.

  • PTSD Bytes #28: Video mental health appointments

    PTSD Bytes #28: Video mental health appointments

    In this PTSD Bytes podcast episode, mental health video visits have become so convenient, you may not need to leave home or travel.

  • Healing invisible wounds: Revolutionary PTSD services

    Healing invisible wounds: Revolutionary PTSD services

    Orlando VA’s revolutionary approach to PTSD services is providing a beacon of hope for Veterans and their families.

  • Combatting PTSD with vital support for Veterans

    Combatting PTSD with vital support for Veterans

    VA is dedicated to empowering anyone in acute crisis to reach out for help. Encourage Veterans you know to screen themselves for PTSD.

  • PTSD Bytes podcast on Problem-Solving Therapy

    PTSD Bytes podcast on Problem-Solving Therapy

    PTSD Bytes podcast host Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport discusses Problem-Solving Therapy with Dr. Shannon Sisco, clinical psychologist.

  • PTSD Bytes podcast: Racial stress and trauma

    PTSD Bytes podcast: Racial stress and trauma

    Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport talks about racial stress and trauma with clinical psychologist Dr. Brittany Hall-Clark of the PTSD consultation program.

  • PTSD Bytes #25: PTSD Resources in Spanish

    PTSD Bytes #25: PTSD Resources in Spanish

    In this bilingual episode of the PTSD Bytes podcast, hosts discuss Spanish-language resources for people with PTSD and their loved ones.

  • Woodcraft helps Veterans with anxiety and PTSD

    Woodcraft helps Veterans with anxiety and PTSD

    Veterans with PTSD learn to use a lathe under the instruction of volunteers who share their woodcraft knowledge in the newly launched woodshop.

  • How service dogs can help Veterans with PTSD 

    How service dogs can help Veterans with PTSD 

    K9s For Warriors is the nation’s largest provider of trained service dogs for Veterans with PTSD, traumatic brain injury or military sexual trauma.

  • PTSD Bytes: Older adults and mental health apps

    PTSD Bytes: Older adults and mental health apps

    Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport talks about using mental health apps and older adults with Dr. Christine Gould.

  • Veteran uses PTSD Coach app to cope

    Veteran uses PTSD Coach app to cope

    Veteran Army Captain John Kirby IV used the PTSD Coach app to cope, and helps other Veterans do the same.

  • PTSD Bytes: PTSD and avoidance

    PTSD Bytes: PTSD and avoidance

    In this episode of the PTSD Bytes podcast, host Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport discusses PTSD and avoidance with Dr. Sadie Larsen.

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Last updated July 19, 2023

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