Often, when a Veteran is battling PTSD the entire family is caught up in the struggle. Many servicemembers and military spouses feel isolated, unsupported and a host of other emotions in conjunction with trying to navigate the system and preserve the family unit.
1. What Are the PTSD Statistics for Military Members?
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If you're curious about how often post traumatic stress disorder occurs in military members, these PTSD statistics provide some insight.
2. PTSD Resources, Support Groups and Tools for Veterans
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Don't suffer in silence. Numerous PTSD resources, tools, support groups and crisis hotlines exist to help Veterans.
3. PTSD Support for Military Spouses Married to Servicemembers Battling PTSD
Military spouses of servicemembers battling PTSD often feel isolated and unsupported. Help, support and stories of spouses in similar situations are available through these resources.
4. Horses for Heroes Therapeutic Riding Program
Photo by Nichole Riley, Moncrief Army Community Hospital. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army.
Horses for Heroes is a therapeutic riding program for combat Veterans who are suffering from PTSD, TBI or recovering from physical wounds sustained in combat. Learn more about this valuable, free resource.
5. Horses for Heroes Therapeutic Riding Facilities in the U.S.
Photo by Nichole Riley, Moncrief Army Community Hospital. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army.
Horses for Heroes is a therapeutic riding program designed to help Veterans who are battling PTSD, TBI or are recovering from physical injuries sustained in combat. Many facilities are located in the U.S. Use this list to find a program near you.
