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Vet Centers offer a wide range of services including individual, group, marital and family counseling, medical and benefits referrals, and employment counseling. Find a Vet Center Near You or call during normal business hours at 1-800-905-4675 (EST) or 1-866-496-8838 (PST).
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Mental Health Topics

If you are interested in learning more about some of the common mental health issues facing Veterans and their families, the topics below are a great place to start. They provide basic information about common mental health conditions such as Depression and PTSD, as well as information and resources designed to help specific groups of Veterans such as women, those who have recently been discharged from active duty, and those who are looking for job training and housing assistance. 

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Veterans At Work

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Returning Veterans

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Substance Abuse

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Depression

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Women Veterans

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Mental Health Recovery

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Military Sexual Trauma

 

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Information on where to get help.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website, or call 1-800-273-8255.

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VHA provides a variety of psychiatric services at medical centers and outpatient clinics. Use the quick links to jump to a specific center to find out what service they focus on.

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