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1. neptunesociety.com › resources › veteransA List of Helpful Veteran Resources and Support Groups

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   Online Veteran Support Groups Facebook Support Groups. Facebook groups offer an easy way to connect to like-minded individuals across the globe. You can connect, talk with, seek support from and give support to other vets and family members right from your social media account.

2. www.veteranshealthlibrary.va.gov › 142,UG4350_VAPeer Support Groups for PTSD | Veterans Affairs

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   Do an online search for “PTSD support groups” or for a group that relates to the specific trauma that you experienced, like “disaster support groups.” Forums, email lists, and chat rooms let you read messages from others and leave your own messages.

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   What are VA peer support services?

   • Peer support services help Veterans who use VA’s health care services. Any Veteran can have mental health challenges. This may be trouble with addiction or other health issues. These can all affect your daily life and well-being. Peer specialists are employees and Veterans. They have personal experience with recovery from a mental health condition.

   Peer Support Services in VA | Veterans Affairs

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   How do I contact the VA caregiver support line?

   • The VA Caregiver Support Line provides services and support to family members who are taking care of a Veteran. Call 1-855-260-3274 or visit VA Caregiver Support. Veterans who want to share their knowledge and experience with other Veterans dealing with mental health conditions may consider searching VA Careers for "Peer Specialist" positions.

   Peer Support Groups - PTSD: National Center for PTSD

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   Does VA offer free mental health services for veterans?

   • VA provides free options for eligible veterans, including therapy. There are a number of ways to find suitable veterans mental health resources. First, let them know that acknowledging they may have PTSD shows they’re strong, not weak.

   PTSD Support & Resources for Veterans | WWP - Wounded Warrior Proj…

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   What Facebook groups can help veterans with PTSD?

   • Some Facebook groups that might be of interest to veterans and their families include: The PTSD Coach mobile app is provided in part by the VA. It includes resources about PTSD, including articles on identifying and working through PTSD alongside professional medical and therapeutic providers.

   A List of Helpful Veteran Resources and Support Groups

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4. www.myhealth.va.gov › ss20201113-group-therapyVirtual Group Therapy: Telemental Health - My HealtheVet

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   Nov 13, 2020 · Virtual Group Therapy: Telemental Health. Make the most of virtual sessions with these tips. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do many things. The way we work, go shopping, even the way we talk with our health care team using streaming video from our homes.

5. www.ptsd.va.gov › gethelp › peer_supportPeer Support Groups - PTSD: National Center for PTSD

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   • What Are Peer Support Groups like?
   • What Are The Benefits of Joining A Peer Support Group?
   • How Can I Find A Peer Support Group?
   • Are There Resources Specific to Veterans and Their Families?

   Peer support groups are led by someone like you who has been through a trauma. Groups often meet in person, but many groups also provide online (Internet) support. Sharing your story with others may help you feel more comfortable talking about your trauma. Or it may help to listen to other people talk about their experiences with a similar trauma. ...

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   Joining a peer support group can help you to feel better in any number of ways, such as: 1. Knowing that others are going through something similar 2. Learning tips on how to handle day-to-day challenges 3. Meeting new friends or connecting to others who understand you 4. Learning how to talk about things that bother you or how to ask for help 5. L...

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   Here are some ideas to help you find a peer support group that can help you deal with PTSD or a traumatic experience: 1. Do an online search for "PTSD support groups" or for a group that relates to the specific trauma you experienced, like "disaster support groups." 2. Anxiety and Depression Association of Americaoffers a list of support groups acr...

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   If you are a Veteran, or are a caregiver or family member of a Veteran, there are resources to help you deal with specific concerns: 1. If you feel that you or a Veteran you care about is in crisis or emotionally distressed, contact the Veterans Crisis Line: dial 988 then press 1. You can also text 838255 or open a live, online chat on the Veterans...

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6. www.safeproject.us › veterans › recovery-meetingsVirtual Veterans Recovery Meetings | SAFE Project

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   The Veterans Virtual Group meets weekly on Tuesday from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m eastern. The group is a nationwide virtual peer-support opportunity to meet with peers and enjoy comradery in a safe space so that you can share your recovery journey. Participants meet to address challenges, share in successes, and provide each other valuable resources.

7. www.veteranshealthlibrary.va.gov › 142,41684_VAPeer Support Services in VA | Veterans Affairs

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   Veterans Crisis Line’s Peer Support Outreach Center. Peer specialists offer services with Veterans in these settings: One-on-one meetings. Group-based meetings. In-person or via telehealth. This will depend on local VA services and Veteran preferences.

8. www.woundedwarriorproject.org › programs › mentalPTSD Support & Resources for Veterans | WWP

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   PROGRAMS. MENTAL WELLNESS. VETERAN PTSD TREATMENT SUPPORT RESOURCES. Veterans and PTSD: Understanding Causes, Signs, Symptoms and Treatment. PTSD among service members and veterans. What is Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?