What makes veteran substance abuse programs different from civilian rehabs? This is a common question asked by military personnel who are trying to quit drugs or alcohol. And the answer involves many important factors, from the invisible effects of military service to...
Most people don’t need evidence that substance abuse and PTSD in veterans are linked. They can see it with their own eyes: in friends, family members, and squad mates who turn to alcohol or drugs after a traumatic event in the military. But science can help us to...
Choosing the right treatment center is essential for veterans. You want to ensure that you get the help you need at an addiction treatment center that provides peer support from other veterans, evidence-based care, support for the future, and ongoing support after...
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs, better known as the VA, provides a wide range of healthcare services to military personnel and their families. And if you’re one of the millions of veterans who receives benefits from the VA, detox services may...
From combat exposure to military sexual trauma, there are many reasons why veteran drug abuse can happen. And for military personnel, asking for help is especially challenging, particularly if you have to turn to civilians who may not understand your background or...
After getting out of rehab, many veterans are left feeling rudderless. So much of life during addiction was devoted to the pursuit of drugs and alcohol that they simply don’t know what to do with their time after achieving sobriety. This is where the essential element...
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