Smithsonian Magazine | Sep 10, 2021
New research in the 20 years since the September 11th attacks has led to better therapies for those diagnosed with trauma disorders
Military Times | Sep 9, 2021
Veterans Affairs officials called the news a notable improvement, but acknowledged the work still ahead.
Military.com | Sep 9, 2021
The number of veterans who died by suicide dropped noticeably in 2019, but new data shows vets are still killing themselves at rates alarmingly higher than non-veterans.
NPR | Sep 9, 2021
Researchers studying survivors, witnesses and recovery workers say the trauma of that day increased the rates of mental illnesses like PTSD and depression.
KGUN / ABC | Sep 9, 2021
With Play-Doh students formed the different parts of the brain and learn about what happens when it becomes injured.
Defense One | Sep 8, 2021
A start-up, funded in part by the U.S. Army, could be on track to revolutionizing what we know about PTSD.
The Washington Post | Sep 8, 2021
As the effects of climate change become severe, more people than ever may experience mental health challenges. To provide solutions, experts say the system will need to evolve.
Yahoo! News | Sep 8, 2021
As high school sports' fall season moves into high gear, doctors and athletic trainers are working with athletes not only to care for injured players, but also to prevent injuries in the first place.
PsyPost | Sep 8, 2021
The study included two MDMA-assisted sessions which led to gains in both patient growth and relationship growth.
CBS 8 San Diego | Sep 7, 2021
"It’s going to show others that are currently battling post-traumatic stress, that they too can get their lives back," said Michael Gier, filmmaker. -- For information on treatments for PTSD please visit The Treatment Hub.
WROC-TV / CBS | Sep 7, 2021
September 5 kicks off National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Week, and one community that deals with that topic on a daily basis is our nation’s veterans.
The Hill | Sep 7, 2021
Afghanistan war veterans who spoke to The Hill said they have spent the past few weeks questioning their military service, while some said they have also tried to help get Afghan allies out of the country.
ESPN | Sep 7, 2021
Additional testing performed this year revealed an average reduction of 10% for the Guardian Cap.
The Guardian | Sep 7, 2021
The 25-year-old politician talks about taking time off to address her mental health, dropping out of university because of the cost – and why she’ll always give away a large part of her salary.
Reuters | Sep 7, 2021
While PTSD is associated with combat, it can arise among civilians after natural disasters, abuse or other trauma. Health workers can be reluctant to equate their experience with that of returning soldiers.
The New York Times | Sep 7, 2021
Those who served in the wars that began after Sept. 11, 2001, are struggling with health problems, trauma and feelings of displacement and alienation.
San Diego Tribune | Sep 3, 2021
Houston Public Media / NPR | Sep 3, 2021
Lawmakers also increased the allowable level of THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. But not by much.
The Scientist | Sep 3, 2021
Researchers studying rats claim to have found a novel connection between damage on one side of the brain and problems with the posture or movement of limbs on the opposite side of the body.
Military Families Magazine | Sep 3, 2021
Clinical counselor (and BrainLine blogger) Duane France, LPC, an Army retiree, says service members reintegrating into civilian society can also be impacted by “transition stress” caused by worries related to basic necessities, such as jobs, housing, and loss of a sense of purpose.
KHOU-TV / CBS | Sep 2, 2021
A new Texas law allows people with PTSD or cancer at any stage to use medical marijuana. Under The Texas Compassionate Use Program they can use “low-THC cannabis.”
KOAA / NBC | Sep 2, 2021
Now that the United States has fully withdrawn troops from Afghanistan, more active-duty military and veterans are reaching out for help. One app that offers mental health services was created by two Fort Carson veterans. The app is called "Objective Zero," and was created by the veterans based on their own personal experience.
U.S. News & World Report | Sep 2, 2021
Now, new research shows that equine therapy might go a long way in starting the healing process for these veterans. In the program, participants learned about horses, stroking their sides, cleaning hooves, and building trust with the animals.
KTNV / ABC | Sep 1, 2021
A group of Army veterans is calling on other veterans to join their squad. Dad Body Calvary is a nonprofit that collects and rebuilds gaming consoles and computers to donate to other veterans who may be feeling lost after separation from the military.
WTVR / CBS | Sep 1, 2021
"Having a traumatic brain injury, it makes it harder for me. It's harder to remember things, harder to find what I'm trying to say, like I say it in my head, but it's harder to get out," said Orona-Hardee.
