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Health care providers—don’t forget to register for this month’s PTSD lecture on What’s the Latest in Cognitive Processing Therapy? Updates in Research and Practice. Register here: https://t.co/axzXP5w9Ld
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Tune in to the VA podcast, PTSD Bytes, to learn about PTSD treatment and technology. Find the “byte-sized” episodes on your preferred platform: https://t.co/NpmuJpl1Io
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When someone with PTSD is going through a hard time, it’s important to “make decisions about how to secure their home environment. That includes things like reducing access to opioid medications, reducing access to firearms.” Learn more on #PTSDBytes.
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If you have #PTSD, it might be important to request accommodations at work. Discover helpful tips and strategies –like “asking your employer for a flexible work schedule”–on #PTSDBytes.
#45: Navigating PTSD in the Workplace
How does #PTSD impact someone’s experience at work? “I've heard from veterans that I work with that… they're just trying to survive at work and that they're not thriving.” Learn more about how to navigate PTSD in the workplace on #PTSDBytes.
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Brain health can be improved by “exercising, sleep hygiene, nutrition, [and] positive social interactions.” Tune into #PTSDBytes to learn more about strategies to manage #TBI symptoms!
“There is no one symptom that happens only after a traumatic brain injury,” but headaches, poor concentration, irritability, and dizziness are common. Tune into #PTSDBytes to learn more about #TBI.

“One in about four people in the US has chronic pain… it's something that that many people are, are living with every day and it's even more common in the veteran population.” Learn more about #chronicpain and #ptsd on this episode of #PTSDBytes.
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“Later in life it's very normal to think back on your experiences, your memories... And doing that for some people can bring greater sense of satisfaction… but it could also mean they have some more symptoms of PTSD.” Learn on #PTSDBytes.
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Some people “don't seem to have #PTSD symptoms until in their later years, 40, 50, 60 years after the traumatic event.” Learn more about what types of life events can trigger an increase in PTSD symptoms for older adults on #PTSDBytes.
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At NCPTSD, we want “to make sure that we're hearing from Veterans directly about what they're wanting and needing and our mobile apps, and this just helps us make sure that we're making them as helpful as possible for Veterans.” Learn more on #PTSDBytes.
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Did you know that “there are Veterans justice programs… at every VA medical center in the country”?
“VJP specialists will work with you to link you to appropriate care and resources either in the community or at the VA…” Learn more on #PTSDBytes.
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⚖ What are the possible benefits of Veterans Treatment Court? “They include things like expungement of a record, dismissal of charges, avoidance of jail time or prison time, the reduction or elimination of fines.”
Learn more on #PTSDBytes.
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📢“There are a lot of individuals who are incarcerated, both Veteran and non-Veterans, in the legal system who have posttraumatic stress disorder.” Learn more about navigating the legal system with PTSD on this episode of #PTSDBytes.
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"Massed treatment refers to delivering a psychotherapy in a shorter timeframe… at least three times a week so that the course of therapy is completed much more quickly." Tune into #PTSDBytes to learn if a massed treatment for #PTSD might work for you.
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“For some, drugs and alcohol might be their oldest and most reliable friend… And part of our goal as mental health providers is to build trust that they don't have to rely on this unhelpful tool...” Learn more about drug use, HIV, and PTSD on #PTSDBytes.
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“Somebody with #PTSD might be more likely to engage in behaviors that are a little bit risky compared to somebody who does not have PTSD.” Tune into this episode of #PTSDBytes to learn how PTSD can increase the risk of contracting #HIV.
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“One of the unique challenges Reserve component service members face is access to behavioral health resources.” Check out #PTSDBytes to learn more about free PTSD resources that can help.
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“Three common problems we see among reserve component service members is problems with stress, anger, and sleep difficulties.”
Check out this episode of #PTSDBytes to learn about unique challenges faced by members of the Reserves and National Guard.
https://t.co/uTeUyq4MdI

When you have PTSD, it can feel like you are alone, but “about 60% of men and 50% of women have had a past experience of trauma…so trauma is more common than we might think.” On this episode of #PTSDBytes we debunk more #PTSDmyths. https://t.co/t2HJteCEVJ
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