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How Holistic Therapies Win Over Even the Most Skeptical Veteran

Key Takeaways Holistic therapies, which encompass nontraditional therapies that address your mind, body, and spirit, can be especially impactful in helping veterans achieve whole-person healing from mental health and addiction challenges. Entrenched societal stigmas can cause veterans to be skeptical about holistic therapy or prevent them from getting professional help

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Overcoming Treatment Barriers: Why Many Veterans Aren’t Seeking Help

Key Takeaways More than half of veterans with mental health challenges aren’t getting the help they need (SAMHSA, 2022). Many face stigma, self-reliance pressures, or logistical barriers that make treatment feel out of reach. From stigma to system gaps, veterans face layered obstacles to care. Challenges like provider shortages, long

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The Importance of Whole-Person Healing for Veterans

Key Takeaways Military veterans are at a greater risk for mental health issues, facing a suicide rate that is 5 times higher than non-veteran populations (Ruiz et al., 2022). Much of our treatment focus for today’s veterans centers on post-traumatic stress syndrome, but veterans need holistic treatment that addresses the

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Helping Heroes: The Unique Needs of Military Vets 

Military veterans are our nation’s modern-day heroes. Yet many find themselves struggling with their mental health when they come back home. Among the mental health challenges facing our military, PTSD in veterans is one of the most notable. If left untreated, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can make a debilitating impact

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Boundaries: What Are They, Why Do They Matter

Thought about boundaries much? It’s a topic that comes up so often in the addiction treatment and recovery process. With that said, boundaries are more than just lines on a map or fence posts on a property. They can also be your safety blanket for keeping relapse at bay and

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Helping vs. Enabling: Addressing a Loved One’s Addiction

If you have a loved one who’s trying to overcome a drug or alcohol addiction, you want them to get better, right? You may even desire to figure out how to help someone with an addiction, yourself. That’s why undermining your loved one’s recovery or encouraging their addiction may be

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