Where traditional "equine therapy" uses well-adjusted horses to help people, the Thoroughbred and Veteran Welfare Alliance program uses traumatized thoroughbreds, so that the healing works both ways.

"They show up at the beginning of the day quiet and reserved, and at the end of the day it’s actually hard to peel them away," the executive director said.

Black women who have experienced more racism throughout their lives have stronger brain responses to threat, which may hurt their long-term health, according to a new study I conducted with clinical neuropsychologist Negar Fani and other colleagues.

His 2014 book, The Body Keeps the Score, has become a huge pandemic hit, topping bestseller lists this summer and becoming a meme on social media. What does it tell us about the world we live in?

Studies show trauma-focused treatments for PTSD are preferred by most patients. -- For more information and where to find treatment for PTSD, visit The Treatment Hub.

Professor Willie Stewart from Glasgow University has published research showing that footballers are up to five times more likely to suffer from dementia than the general population.

In these challenging times, a Kansas City-based organization called Team Fidelis is working to spread the word about its resources to help prevent military suicides.

Dave Shade is a former paratrooper who now owns a dog-training company, At Attention Dog Training.

Connectedness among community organizations and social institutions is vital in combating the rising rate of suicide.

The media, politicians, and the American public are contributing to this veteran suicide crisis by compounding moral injury—a major factor in veteran suicide.