TRICARE military insurance provides vital support for active duty service members, veterans, and their families seeking mental health therapy. Covering a range of services, including individual counseling, group therapy, and medication management, TRICARE ensures that those who have served our country can access the mental health care they need without financial burden. By using TRICARE,…
Navigating health insurance can be tricky, especially when it involves mental health services. By understanding the scope of your TRICARE military insurance coverage and knowing that Harmony Hills accepts your insurance, you can confidently seek the help you need. Prioritize your mental health today and take the first step toward a brighter tomorrow. With TRICARE’s…
It’s important to understand the significance of what the VA identifies as PTSD caused by military sexual trauma (MST). About half of active-duty and female veterans, as well as less than 5% of male military personnel and veterans, have experienced MST. Sadly, 28% of Air Force women will be victimized at some point, compared to…
Members of our nation’s military and their families live very different lives than their civilian counterparts. The unique demands and challenges of military service and the culture of military life create a lifestyle that seems foreign to civilians and includes stressors exclusive to this population. These differences result in significantly higher rates of substance abuse,…
Serving in the military is a great honor that brings challenges and experiences that most people will never see or fully understand. It is well-recognized that PTSD is common among active-duty military and veterans. However, our service men and women face other mental health issues, including depression, substance use disorders, and anxiety. Several anxiety disorders,…
A life of service in the military puts individuals at greater risk for mental health disorders and co-occurring substance use disorders. Their jobs are often physically, emotionally, and mentally demanding, and they are frequently exposed to trauma with little to no opportunity to process it. Many veterans and active-duty service members feel a profound disconnect…
Veterans around the country struggle with mental health and wellness every day. PTSD, depression, and co-occurring disorders can make it hard for many to cope with daily life. Unfortunately, many veterans don’t receive the help they need. For some, this can lead to worsening depression and suicidal ideation. For many vets, a suicide prevention program…
While post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can happen to anyone following trauma, it is most prevalent among our military service members, both active duty and veterans. Because of the nature of their service, members of the military face an exceptional risk of experiencing trauma and potentially developing PTSD. Trauma impacts everyone differently; unfortunately, there is no…
Why Veterans Should Enroll in the VA Healthcare System by Lisa Dean Florida has consistently been one of the top three most populated states in the country consisting of nearly 1.5M Veterans. However, over half of the Veterans that suffer from substance abuse, homelessness, and mental health concerns, are not enrolled with their…
by Lisa Dean The VA has taken a focus on not only the physical health of veterans but the mental health of men and women who suffer from Eating Disorders (ED). Dr. Robin Masheb conducted the first study to examine Atypical Anorexia Nervosa (ANN) that associated post 9/11 veterans who suffer from bulimia, binge eating,…