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.
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FDA Finalizes Psychedelic Trial Guidance as VA and HHS Expand Veteran Research
FDA finalized psychedelic clinical-trial guidance as VA and HHS began a five-year veteran research partnership. The actions shape research and public input—but approve no treatment.
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For Veterans With PTSD, Sleep Is Not Just a Symptom
Insomnia, nightmares, and sleep apnea often persist with PTSD in Veterans. Evidence supports direct sleep assessment, referral, and targeted care.
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VA Offers EMDR for PTSD. Many Veterans May Not Know to Ask.
VA endorses EMDR for PTSD. Veterans can ask about BHIP/general mental health, specialty PTSD care, referral, community care when eligible, and telehealth.
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EMDR, Adaptive Information Processing (AIP), and Veteran Transition: 5 Reasons Trauma Often Emerges After Military Service
Veteran transition can activate trauma memories after service ends. This article explains how Adaptive Information Processing and EMDR help clinicians understand PTSD, moral injury, and post-service adjustment.
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Cigarettes, Cravings, and EMDR: What the Feeling-State Protocol Tells Us About Smoking
The Feeling-State Addiction Protocol offers an EMDR-informed way to think about smoking, craving, veterans, and the emotional meaning attached to cigarettes. The evidence is early but clinically useful.
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