Acceptance and commitment therapy for moral injury: conceptualizing and intervening on moral injury through the lens of contextual behavioral science
https://t.co/Rut8AmU1nM
Data from over 3 million mental health screens in VHA provide information about mental health trends for four conditions: depression, alcohol use disorder, suicide risk and posttraumatic stress disorder. Read more here: https://t.co/0xhcJpcWWW
SRM Lecture Series presents:
Biospsychosocial Conceptualizations of Suicide Risk for Midlife Women Veterans
Rachel Zelkowitz, PhD
November 4, 2026 @ 2:00pm ET
Registration and details: https://t.co/0foY3Wodpz
-->@PsychArmor VA S.A.V.E. Español course is now offered in Spanish, helping those who care for and work alongside Veterans learn how to recognize risk and start a conversation about support.
https://t.co/AgzY6XMCOA
Post-military homelessness and criminal legal involvement in relation to suicidal ideation and attempt among U.S. Veterans: results from a nationally representative survey
https://t.co/GS9IuFU8I1
New publication examines the limitations of universal suicide risk screening:
Results highlight that clinicians should not overly rely on screening results alone. A comprehensive, patient-centered approach is recommended.
Read for full details: https://t.co/vajKkUwSvX
Secure Firearm and Medication Storage for Women Veterans: You can protect the health and
well-being of yourself and your family by securely storing firearms and medications in your home.
Stay in the know and learn how to get your FREE gun lock: https://t.co/m1tIZwxWOf
#VAResearchNewsBrief: @vaportland researchers found more than one-third of Veterans may not answer suicide screenings accurately, often fearing overreaction or hospitalization. The findings stress building trust and not over-relying on screening results alone.
#VAResearch
https://t.co/MhzVDiD0UH
Refining and Assessing Gender-Tailored Group Therapy for Veteran Men With Military Sexual Trauma: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study
https://t.co/uJRteK8kyn
Sometimes, treating PTSD can also reduce substance use. Other times, addressing both PTSD and substance use with separate treatments may provide the best support.
Explore your treatment options: https://t.co/iHxiaAz98R
#PTSD#Veterans
Establishing the Resilient Under-resourced Regions Addressing Life-threatening risk in VETeranS dataset (RURAL-VETS): building insights and critical data access for rural-residing Veterans
https://t.co/p71okeNiSJ
Peer specialists are Veterans too, trained and certified, with their own recovery experience.
They don't just support you. They get it. Help starts here. https://t.co/ceqN18mYV0
OCD Awareness Week: if you’re living with OCD, you’re not alone, and you deserve understanding, not stigma. 💙 Support is available 24/7: call or text 988. #OCDAwarenessWeek
Natural Language Processing Identification of Nonprescribed Fentanyl Use in Electronic Health Records: Algorithm Development and Validation Study
https://t.co/mhMSlVmMLs
Moral injury can reshape how Veterans see themselves and the world.
This pilot study explored ACT-MI and PCT-MI, two therapies built to help Veterans heal from moral injury.
Here's what we learned:
https://t.co/j6rpu6nNh0
#VisualAbstract