Substance use disorders were identified among 7% of female veterans in the 2020 National Survey on Drug Abuse and Health. Fortunately, female veterans can achieve lasting recovery from substance use...
It’s not uncommon for veterans to turn to drugs or alcohol during service or when transitioning from active duty to civilian life. These substances may serve as a coping mechanism...
Addiction impacts families in many ways. Knowing how to properly care for a veteran and help them navigate issues related to substance use and/or mental health conditions can be a...
Veterans are at high risk for substance misuse and consequently face the mental health stigmas that go with it. With more than one-tenth of military personnel struggling with a substance...
Despite efforts, substance use disorder (SUD) continue to rise among veterans. Due to veterans’ unique experiences in the military and their enhanced risk for other difficulties, it’s vital that veteran...
Those who serve the country as members of the United States armed forces have among the most challenging careers possible. These individuals are the epitome of self-sacrifice and selfless service,...
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drug overdose deaths have quintupled since 1999. In 2020, roughly 75% of all drug overdose deaths involved an opioid. Unfortunately,...
Being in the Marine Corps requires you to defend our country on the front lines. This is an incredibly heavy burden to bear, both physically and mentally. It's no surprise,...
You've flown flight support, protected bases and even guarded missile sites. But now that you've left the Air Force, you may find transitioning back to civilian life difficult. If you've...
The Coast Guard requires you to put your life on the line to defend our nation's waterways and coasts. Whether you're responsible for maritime law enforcement or defense operations, it's...