When the Invisible Wounds Become Visible - Veterans and Mental Health

OK State of Mind

Beyond concerns associated with modern era military conflicts, veterans today are dealing with more nuanced mental health issues unrelated to conflict than ever before. From PTSD and the challenge of transitioning into civilian life, to traumatic brain injury and survivor's guilt, veterans need mental health supports when their invisible wounds become visible. But how do they get those supports?

In today’s episode, we'll be speaking with three individuals who have close ties to the US military and who are acutely aware of the unique challenges that veterans today face. All three work directly or indirectly with veterans in the context of mental health, and they’re here to help us better understand the plight of those who are actively serving or who once did serve our country in the United States military and to shed light on key resources available to veterans in need of support in the realm of mental health.

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