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Using data from ongoing research studies on the efficacy of treatments and interventions for PTSD, chronic pain, depression, TBI, and substance abuse is crucial when helping current and future patients. Most importantly, data shows that PTSD is highly treatable.

Transitioning from military to civilian life can be jarring and can sometimes lead to suicide, but veteran Morgan Luttrell says to stick it out. Take the reins, find the help you need, and commit to it.

Ken Falke spent years taking "diver's candy," but after his own injuries were helped by chiropractic care, he became a supporter of alternative medicine. Boulder Crest provides that kind of care to veterans with PTSD.

Learn why people with TBI are more prone to substance abuse and why being vigilant against addiction can be a life-long effort.

A consistent, non-judgemental, loving message from family and doctors is the best way to help a loved one with TBI and substance abuse issues.

From prescribing only small amounts of medications to preventing "doctor shopping," the medical team — and the patient — must collaborate to make pain management effective.

Symptoms from brain injury and addiction can seem the same.

If you went to AA meetings before TBI, keep going.