May 16 is Armed Forces Day, a moment to recognize the men and women currently serving in every branch of the U.S. military.
To those serving and the families who serve alongside them: thank you 💚
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#Coloradoveterans can access confidential mental health support at no cost, including care for PTSD, depression, substance use, and gambling-related harms.
If you work with veterans, this resource can help connect individuals in your care with additional support @StigmaStandDown
Stigma can be one of the most powerful barriers to care, especially within military communities. Through tailored workshops, education, and confidential screening tools, @StigmaStandDown helps reduce stigma and expand access to support.
Learn more at https://t.co/pZBMJlAu8D
Prevention starts with awareness and early screening. KRI’s @StigmaStandDown self-assessment can help identify gambling-related risk before harm escalates. It only takes a minute to complete, and you’ll receive personalized feedback based on your answers.
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Stigma keeps too many service members from getting gambling-related help.
If you are wondering whether gambling is starting to cause problems or just want to check in, take our anonymous self-check to get clarity and next steps.
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In our latest blog, we break down how stigma shows up in military-connected communities, and how @StigmaStandDown uses tailored messaging to make gambling harm visible without shame.
Read here: https://t.co/rA8lyPV2TB
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‼️ For the first time, federal defense funding is opening the door for dedicated research into gambling-related harm in military communities.
We broke down what this funding shift means for research and future action in our latest blog: https://t.co/LyrbbURqsD
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🚫Stigma remains one of the most significant barriers to care among military populations, especially when it comes to #gambling.
Take our quick and confidential quiz to check in on your #gamblinghabits before challenges escalate ➡️https://t.co/tist8E9wbA
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🏁 Trent represented @StigmaStandDown at @NASCAR Daytona 500 yesterday.
We're glad to bring awareness into real-world spaces and reach people beyond traditional clinical settings.
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Stigma in the military is a major barrier to accessing effective treatment, leaving many at risk of worsening mental health conditions, including #gamblingdisorder.
Take this quiz to better understand your relationship with #gambling
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For many veterans and active service members, existing conditions like PTSD are often inflated during the holidays.
As a result, demand for a military holiday helpline is high. These resources are available 24/7.
Share this with those who may need support.
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⭐ The holidays and the start of a new year can bring up a lot for service members, veterans, and families.
@StigmaStandDown offers free, confidential support.
Find crisis lines, peer groups, and no-cost therapy at https://t.co/F9WDd2RQYQ
#MilitaryMentalHealth
Stigma and cost stop many veterans from getting care.
In Colorado, @StigmaStandDown provides free, confidential telehealth services and anonymous self-check tools for veterans and their families.
📞 Call 1-844-FREE-VET to speak with someone about next steps
⭐The holidays can be especially hard for people with #gamblingdisorder. For #veterans, the season can be even tougher and can amplify gambling-related harm and suicide risk.
Visit https://t.co/KD2zjrXt0j for more support and resources.
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Study shows that depression affects 23% of active duty service members and is the most prevalent comorbidity with #gamblingdisorder. Unsure if you or someone you know is feeling SAD or just wanting to check in?
Call 1-844-FREEVET for free confidential support.
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‼️#Gamblingharm in the military often stays hidden. @StigmaStandDown pushes for better access to care without judgment or barriers.
@kraus_phd explains why early screening matters and why access to care is key in this podcast episode: https://t.co/Mwa7tEFxa9
🎖️60% of women veterans were likely to report a suicide attempt history in a recent 50x4 Vet Study.
Our researchers found that suicide attempts are extremely common in veterans receiving treatment for gambling disorder.
Watch here ➡️ https://t.co/BNZMjYjoYd
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