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  • WISER and ROVER: Houston VA’s unique, in-patient trauma treatment programs

    WISER and ROVER: Houston VA’s unique, in-patient trauma treatment programs

    WISER and ROVER recovery programs are intensive and require Veterans to leave the world behind for five weeks. Read the valuable descriptions of what they experience and how it helps them recover.

  • Psychiatrists can explore a career helping Veterans during the APA Annual Meeting in San Francisco

    Psychiatrists can explore a career helping Veterans during the APA Annual Meeting in San Francisco

    Recruiters for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are [...]

  • Veterans find support via Pathways to Recovery

    Veterans find support via Pathways to Recovery

    This is the story of two Vietnam Veterans who share their experiences in a VA program which lets Veterans know they are not alone with their feelings. It helps Veterans set goals and achieve recovery.

  • Explore a mental health career working with Veterans during ACA Conference and Expo 2019

    Explore a mental health career working with Veterans during ACA Conference and Expo 2019

    A career in mental health at the U.S. Department of [...]

  • Psychologists and psychiatrists interested in careers serving Veterans invited to Feb. 12 mental health virtual career fair

    Psychologists and psychiatrists interested in careers serving Veterans invited to Feb. 12 mental health virtual career fair

    The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced in May [...]

  • New approach integrates mental health treatment with job placement for Veterans with PTSD

    New approach integrates mental health treatment with job placement for Veterans with PTSD

    Veterans CARE is the first Pay for Success project to involve all levels of government and it is a powerful example of federal, state and city governments working together to support Veterans in need.

  • Why did Dr. Anna choose VA for her Psychology career? For the team care approach

    Why did Dr. Anna choose VA for her Psychology career? For the team care approach

    Dr. Anna in recent years has welcomed a new type [...]

  • Veteran-centered innovation led Dr. Donna to choose VA for her healthcare career

    Veteran-centered innovation led Dr. Donna to choose VA for her healthcare career

    Thanks in large part to Dr. Donna Ames, Los Angeles [...]

  • Veterans find healing, recovery in the surf during National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic

    Veterans find healing, recovery in the surf during National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic

    The first day at the National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic [...]

  • Mosul to Maine – For this Veteran, a journey of trauma and recovery

    Mosul to Maine – For this Veteran, a journey of trauma and recovery

    The Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP) helped Mary and countless others find ways to be more active and engaged through adaptive yoga, rock climbing, archery, and cycling.

  • Army Veteran declares victory on a 50-year battle

    Army Veteran declares victory on a 50-year battle

    Veteran Clinton Lanier was “sick and tired of being sick and tired.” Read how the Savannah VA Medical Center’s STAR program taught him skills to help cope with addiction and how to set realistic goals.

  • South Carolina Veteran paints a straight and narrow path to sobriety

    South Carolina Veteran paints a straight and narrow path to sobriety

    Alexander Aiken’s life has changed drastically since he dedicated himself to sober living. He credits Charleston VA Medical Center and the people he’s met along the way with helping to turn his life around.

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