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  • VA exploring alternative treatments for TBI and PTSD

    VA exploring alternative treatments for TBI and PTSD

    VA announced will use two innovative treatments to ease the everyday challenges associated with living with TBI and PTSD.

  • Google uses VA expertise to help individuals identify signs of PTSD

    Google uses VA expertise to help individuals identify signs of PTSD

    Researchers at VA’s National Center for PTSD developed a simple and effective, medically-validated survey to test the likelihood of having PTSD.

  • Tips for getting a better night’s sleep for Veterans with PTSD

    Tips for getting a better night’s sleep for Veterans with PTSD

    It’s important to seek treatment for trauma-related sleep difficulties. With treatment, Veterans can work to improve sleep difficulties and get more restful sleep.

  • Substance Use Disorder and PTSD: two diagnoses, one underlying cause

    Substance Use Disorder and PTSD: two diagnoses, one underlying cause

    The number of Veterans with co-morbid SUD and PTSD in VA care has risen over three-fold during the past 10 years, increasing the urgency to find effective methods of treatment.

  • Shining a spotlight on mental health positions at VHA

    Shining a spotlight on mental health positions at VHA

    VA focuses on more than just physical health for its [...]

  • In case you missed it: VA Careers’ occupational therapy Twitter chat

    In case you missed it: VA Careers’ occupational therapy Twitter chat

    Career Tips for OTs If you were unable to follow [...]

  • Helping Veterans, one hug at a time

    Helping Veterans, one hug at a time

    Three people, two Veterans, one goal – “Bring awareness to [...]

  • Return from Chaos: Treating PTSD

    Return from Chaos: Treating PTSD

    Psychologist Peter Tuerk was attracted to the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center because it allowed him to marry two of his passions: clinical treatment of Veterans with PTSD and continuing advancement of PTSD treatments through research.

  • Mobile App Helps Veterans with PTSD

    Mobile App Helps Veterans with PTSD

    Clinical Psychologist for the National Center for PTSD

    Teams at VA’s National Center for PTSD and DoD’s National Center for Telehealth and Technology have collaborated to create a mobile phone application (app) to help Veterans and Service Members who have, or may have PTSD.

  • Documenting the Wartime Experience

    Documenting the Wartime Experience

    National Geographic debuts their documentary Restrepo, featuring a platoon during its tour in Afghanistan and Medal of Honor recipient Staff Sergeant Giunta.

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