BHN Spring 2015 Issue

“Caring for Our Veterans and First Responders”

Articles in This Issue

• A Bridge to Employment for Veterans
• Accepting Recovery and Coming Home: Integrated Practices for Addiction Treatment with Veterans
• Addressing Trauma and Substance Abuse with Peer-Led Programs
• Creating Home in a Community-Based Art Therapy Program
• Fighting for Our Nation’s Veterans
• From Hopeless and Homeless to Hopeful and HomeBound
• Innovative Treatment Choices for the Military Family
• Integrating Mental Health Services in a Primary Care Setting for Veterans
• Integrating Trauma and Addiction Treatment
• MHA Vet2Vet Program: Leading the Way in Peer Support
• New York State Tailors Treatment Services for Veterans with Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders
• Point of View: Improving American Mental Health Policy
• Responding to First Responders: Even Superheroes Need Help Sometimes
• Returning Veterans and Readjustment
• Saying Thanks to Those Who Have Served
• Soldiers at Increased Suicide Risk After Leaving Hospital
• The NYSPA Report: Community Based Extended Inpatient Care
• The Veterans Mental Health Primary Care Training Initiative: Training a Healthcare Workforce to Meet the Mental Health Needs of Returning Veterans
• War Impacts Us All: Minding the Gap Among Veterans and Civilians
• What to Expect When Your Service Member Returns Home
• When Mental Illness Enters a Family

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