Mental Health

Big or small changes can have a big impact on Veterans receiving treatment for mental health or SUD.

Veterans at Orlando VA use Dungeons & Dragons through the REVEAL Program to support mental wellness, build community and reduce isolation.

Raising awareness about Veteran suicides with the annual Be the One New Mexico S.A.V.E. Run led by the New Mexico American Legion Riders.

Veterans with serious mental health challenges can achieve their wellness goals.

The holidays can be joyous but also emotionally hard, especially if you’re already experiencing challenges. Learn some ways to navigate the season.

A Veteran experienced loss and then sought help to overcome his sorrow while improving his mental health.

After years of substance use and mental health struggles, Army Veteran Jim Williams champions the great health care and benefits VA has to offer.

Veteran Thomas Deaton represented the Air Force at the Warrior Games, an event where wounded, ill, and injured service members compete in adaptive sports.

The Army Education Center Auditorium hosted a needed conversation on mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research advances on osseointegrated prostheses, the effects of toxic exposure on mental health and a program to help Veterans with serious mental illness.

VA psychiatrists work as part of interdisciplinary teams that provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health care tailored to each Veteran’s unique needs.

Buddy Checks encourage connections among Veterans and their families, while supporting peers in crisis, connections to care, and reducing isolation.