Mental Health

A simple courtyard garden became a healing space where creativity, teamwork and recovery grew through the efforts of a nurse and the Veterans she inspired.

A follow-up call about returned mail connected a Veteran who was living in his car at the time, with VA and community resources for housing and healthcare.

VA offers a variety of virtual resources to provide mental health support, guidance, and care.

For 100 years, social workers have been there to walk alongside Veterans as they journey toward better health and wellness.

Discover five simple wellness habits—from better sleep to morning breakfast—that help Veterans and caregivers feel their best every day.

Retired Maj. Gen. Gregg F. Martin reflects on his bipolar diagnosis and mental health journey.

VA’s Million Veteran Program (MVP) is helping improve mental health research for Veterans.

VAPHS chaplains provide compassionate holistic support, offering hope, comfort and spiritual care to Veterans and staff through every life stage.

Free, confidential mental health courses help Veterans build coping skills for anger, insomnia, substance use, parenting, recovery, and more.

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.