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As a Veteran, you have unique options for PTSD treatment and other mental health needs. Learn about treatment programs in VA, Vet Centers and VA benefits and claims.
Please also see Get Help for information on choosing a therapist, types of providers who deliver mental health care, and getting help in a crisis.
- PTSD Treatment Programs
All Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers provide PTSD treatment, and many locations around the county offer specialized PTSD programs. - Care for LGBTQ+ Veterans
Explore PTSD care and support services tailored for LGBTQ+ veterans. - Care for Women Veterans
Many VA Medical Centers offer mental health programs specifically for women Veterans. Learn about these services and the role of the Women Veterans Program Manager, the advocate for women's care at every Medical Center. - Vet Centers
Many Veterans and their families use Vet Centers, often staffed by Veterans, for support. These community-based centers focus on counseling and services to help with the transition from military to civilian life or after military trauma. Learn more about Vet Center programs and ways to connect. - VA Benefits and Claims
The claims process can be complicated, but don't let that stop you from applying for the VA benefits you may be entitled to. There are Department of Veterans Affairs, nonprofits, and state agencies that can help. - VA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment
VA residential rehabilitation treatment, sometimes referred to as inpatient residential or domiciliary care, provides comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation services to Veterans with mental health conditions like PTSD, depression, and substance use disorder. The programs take a whole health approach to address challenges these Veterans may experience, including medical concerns and social needs such as employment and housing.Learn more about residential rehabilitation and how to apply.
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