More On Mental Health and Wellness

The largest historical study to date on the topic has just been published.

For a Marine featured in a new documentary, returning from deployments was only the start of his fight for survival.

Instead of buying my son a car, I had to buy my son a coffin.

Committee Chairman Sen. Johnny Isakson is retiring, and Sen. Jerry Moran is the Republican next in seniority.

The program allows the VA to provide mental health resources to more than 400,000 National Guard members.

After serving nine years as an infantry officer in the Marine Corps, Maurice Naylon thought panic attacks were a myth.

The Army had come up against an indisputable fact: The psychological damage of war was outpacing the science to treat it.

A military spouse is building a military mental health clinician directory and needs your help.

Veterans who have completed PTSD therapy can be powerful agents of change and peer mentors to fellow vets in need.

Toxic leadership appears to contribute to "hopelessness," according to the top enlisted person and chief of staff.