Take the First Step to Find Support
After reaching out for mental health treatment, these Veterans felt as if a weight was lifted from them. They were able to start down a path that has led them to happier, healthier places. Hear how they found support and learn how VA can help you or a Veteran you love.
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Life Events & Experiences
- Sharing LGBTQ+ Identity With Providers
- Death of Family Members or Friends
- Families & Relationships
- Financial & Legal Issues
- Homelessness
- Work-Related Problems
- Physical Injury
- Preparing for Deployment
- Retirement & Aging
- Spirituality
- Student Veterans & Higher Education
- Transitioning From Service
Signs & Symptoms
- Anger & Irritability
- Alcohol or Drug Misuse
- Chronic Pain
- Confusion
- Difficulty Concentrating
- Dizziness
- Eating Problems
- Feeling on Edge
- Guilt
- Feelings of Hopelessness
- Flashbacks
- Gambling
- Headaches
- Loss of Interest or Pleasure
- Nightmares
- Noise or Light Irritation
- Reckless Behavior
- Relationship Problems
- Social Withdrawal & Isolation
- Stress & Anxiety
- Trouble Sleeping
Find Local Support
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Resources
No matter what you may be experiencing, there is support for getting your life on a better track. Many, many Veterans have found the strength to reach out and make the connection. )
SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Locator
An online source of information for persons seeking treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. territories for substance abuse/addiction and/or mental health problems.)
National Resource Directory
The NRD links to services and resources that support Service members, Veterans, families and caregivers.)