VA researchers are studying many different cognitive training programs to determine which programs are best for which Veterans and why.
VA’s virtual resources can help Veterans receive higher quality sleep
Women Veterans may be eligible for sleep therapy, at-home devices, medication and advanced care.
VA speech-language pathologists help Veterans learn strategies to improve their cognitive functioning and improve their quality of life.
A therapeutic sensory device at VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System’s Community Living Center uses lights and sounds to either stimulate or calm Veterans. Nurses report it helps with dementia population.
Team-based learning includes innovative approach to teaching and learning geriatric medicine and supporting trainees.
VA Mental Health Summit: “Care for elderly Veterans takes a community of committed people. The more coordinated we are, the better.”
Dr. Paula Schnurr, executive director of VA’s National Center for PTSD, was the lead author of the study, which was also the largest PTSD psychotherapy study to date in any population in the total number of participants: 916. The findings appeared in JAMA Network Open on Jan. 19, 2022.
In this episode of PTSD Bytes, clinical psychologist Dr. Elissa McCarthy discusses Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Insomnia.
VA Geriatric Scholar Jessica Alva noticed older Veterans were unable to use VA Video Connect as much as other age groups. Now, 100% of their telehealth visits are successful.
Learn how VA is reducing the risk of suicide among homeless Veterans
VA facilities add creative arts to therapy programs to advance rehabilitation. Annual competition recognizes recovery made through therapy.