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PTSD: National Center for PTSD

Get Support

Learn. Connect. Share. Raise PTSD Awareness, June

June 1

Take the pledge to raise PTSD awareness

June 2

Use our image as your Social Media profile pic

June 3

Share resources like the Veterans Crisis Line

June 4

Download PTSD Coach or PTSD Family Coach apps

June 5

Listen and subscribe to PTSD Bytes Podcast

June 6

Like our Facebook page

June 7

Get key information on trauma, PTSD and treatment

June 8

Step Up and register for our Virtual Walk

June 9

Share video about PTSD symptoms on social media

June 10

Learn about and compare PTSD treatment options

June 11

Take an online course or program

June 12

Share stories of Veterans who have been there

June 13

Pride Month: Share resources for LGBTQ+ Veterans

June 14

PTSD explained in 4 minutes: watch What is PTSD?

June 19

Juneteenth - Learn ways to cope with racial trauma

June 20

June 21

Read Understanding PTSD and PTSD Treatment

June 22

Subscribe to our YouTube channel

June 23

Share this photo on Instagram

June 24

Hear what PTSD is like for family members

June 25

Learn how to talk to your Veteran about mental health care

June 26

Learn about evidence-based treatment

June 27

PTSD Screening Day - Take the PTSD Self-Screen

June 28

Learn about how sleep affects PTSD

June 29

Subscribe to our PTSD Monthly Update

June 30

Explore our website to learn even more about PTSD

Get Support

Get Support

The National Center for PTSD does not provide direct clinical care or individual referrals. We provide information to help you find local mental health services and information on trauma and PTSD. Effective treatments for PTSD are available.

Get Help in a Crisis
Numbers for emergency resources such as the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (988) and Veterans Crisis Line (988, press 1).

Find a Therapist
Suggestions for finding a therapist, counselor, or mental health care provider who can help your recovery.

Help for Veterans
Resources to help you find treatment within VA.

Help for Family and Friends
Resources to help you take care of yourself while supporting someone with PTSD.

You can also find Self-Help and Coping tools to help you manage stress reactions, regardless of whether or not you have PTSD.