(BPT) - During May, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is reminding Veterans to prioritize their mental health. This Mental Health Month, the “Today I Am” campaign is showing …
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(BPT) - During May, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is reminding Veterans to prioritize their mental health. This Mental Health Month, the “Today I Am” campaign is showing Veterans who are experiencing mental health challenges that they are not alone, and that with treatment a better life is possible.
The VA offers many different kinds of help, but reaching out is the first step. Learn about available resources, and see for yourself how support and treatment have allowed Veterans like you to heal, connect and thrive at MaketheConnection.net/MHM.
