The Military Sisterhood Initiative offers a safe and inclusive space where women can reconnect with their sisters to find and offer support, join today!
Air Force Veteran Susan Hiler struggles with arthritis but she doesn’t let her disabilities get in her way of enjoying life. She achieves that with a new recumbent therapeutic tricycle.
Whole health programs at Roseburg VA are centered around what matters to you, not what is the matter with you. Facing your fears can be difficult but this nurse guarantees the process is worth it.
Recreation Therapy department offers numerous creative and flexible recreation and leisure activities to enhance and normalize Veterans’ lives. The main goal is to improve their quality of life.
VA helps employees, especially frontline health care providers, focus on their mental health during this challenging time.
Veterans Integrative Pain (VIP) Center treatment options for Veterans include Tai Chi, Sarete Aikido, mindfulness meditation, cognitive behavioral therapy and anti-inflammatory diet groups.
With the unforeseen challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, how we deal with and adapt to change will determine our ability to weather the pandemic. Taking care of your physical health is important, but so is taking care of your Whole Health.
VA research study aims to establish a stronger sense of social connectedness for Veterans at high risk of suicide by increasing their participation in community activities.
Milwaukee VA, Madison VA, other community partners, team up for three-day tai chi seminar to promote healing and mental clarity.
This week's VA Photos of the Week highlights VA employee feature photos from around the country, including Puerto Rico, Virginia, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Montana and Texas.
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Bob Moran is sharing his own journey of mental health recovery in hopes of inspiring other Veterans to seek help and to lift the stigma of mental health care.
Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Navy Veteran Michael Mendenhall, who served as a hospital corpsman assigned with Marines from 1997-2005.
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