A 12-Veteran Psilocybin Pilot Adds an Early PTSD Treatment Signal
Nine of 12 veterans met one-month response and remission thresholds in an uncontrolled pilot. The intensive, highly selected design cannot establish efficacy.
EMDR research and clinical perspectives on military trauma, veteran transition and VA care.
Nine of 12 veterans met one-month response and remission thresholds in an uncontrolled pilot. The intensive, highly selected design cannot establish efficacy.
A new federal campaign connects veterans with trucking training and licensing pathways. The practical details are narrower than the promotional pitch.
A national survey suggests recent suicidal thoughts may be more common among U.S. veterans. Treatment use also differed by whether VA was the primary health care source, but the study cannot explain why.
FDA trial guidance and a VA–HHS research partnership, updated with the July 30 psilocybin pilot and current hearing participation information.
Insomnia, nightmares, and sleep apnea often persist with PTSD in Veterans. Evidence supports direct sleep assessment, referral, and targeted care.
VA endorses EMDR for PTSD. Veterans can ask about BHIP/general mental health, specialty PTSD care, referral, community care when eligible, and telehealth.
Listen to the EMDRNews Podcast companion episode for the Veterans smoking, FDA, VA, and EMDR commentary.
For veterans who have tried to quit and are still smoking, relative-risk information is not academic. Dr. Timothy Vermillion writes about VA tobacco guidance, FDA-authorized nicotine pouches, and EMDR’s signal-sized addiction-protocol evidence.
A clinical perspective on AIP and veteran transition, distinguishing the model from established mechanisms and PTSD treatment evidence.
The Feeling-State Addiction Protocol proposes addressing the link between smoking and positive feelings. A small conference abstract offers preliminary evidence.
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