Depression
Depression - What It Is to Getting Help
Depression - What You Should Know
DoD Mental Health Self-Assessment (MHSA) Program
Provides military families and Service Members affected by deployment and mobilization a mental health and alcohol screening and referral program. The Self Assessment for Veterans service is voluntary and anonymous, and it is offered online, by phone, and through special events held at installations and reserve units.
Provides basic information about dual diagnosis. A person who has both an alcohol or drug problem and an emotional/psychiatric problem is said to have a dual diagnosis. Find help in your state.
Give an Hour - Free Mental Health Services
The intent of this grant is to study the impact of existing national, state and/or local community-based programs addressing the adjustment and mental health needs of recent combat Veterans, including returning National Guard, Army Reserve and newly separated active duty personnel. Initial deadline for receipt of letters of intent is September 28, 2008. Applications are due by October 28, 2008 and May 1, 2009.
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
Information from the Deployment Health Clinical Center on MDD, a serious public health problem that must be diagnosed in a timely manner for effective treatment by health care providers.
Mental Health America (MHA) Affiliate Directory
If you are unsure where to go for help, talk to someone you trust who has experience in mental health, for example, a doctor, nurse, social worker or religious counselor. If you are in a crisis situation and need someone to talk to immediately call 1-800-273-8255.
Mental Health Resources for Returning Veterans & Their Families
Information for returning Veterans and their families from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) about prevention, treatment and recovery support for mental health and substance use disorders. Includes resources for military families coping with trauma.
Self-Management for Patients with Depression
Offers readjustment counseling and outreach services to Veterans who served in any combat zone. Services are also available for family members on military-related issues.
What Military Families Should Know About Depression
When the Letdown Doesn't Let Up