Division of Behavioral Health Services
Mental Health Resources for Service Members & Veterans
Not every wound leaves a scar.
The strain of separation, the stress of combat and the trauma of loss can have debilitating consequences for service members and military veterans - and their families - long after coming home. The symptoms of psychological health issues, just like physical ailments, vary, as do the options for treatment.
And, like any other injury or medical condition, mental health issues have no bearing on the strength or character of the person who experiences the symptoms.
Prevention and early intervention are keys to achieving and maintaining good mental health.
You are not alone! There is help available:
- Take a free, confidential mental health screening today!
- If you are in a crisis, please call a crisis line right away!
- Accessing/Paying for Behavioral Health Services in Arizona
- Real Warriors Campaign
- Arizona Department of Veterans Services
- US Department of Veterans Affairs
- National Resource Directory
Many people, including other veterans, are going through similar challenges as you are:
Traumatic Brian Injury (TBI) | Post-Traumatic Stress (PTSD) | Chronic Pain | Substance Abuse | Suicide
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by a sudden blow to the head or the concussive force of an explosion. Such an injury can cause changes in cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.
Symptoms of traumatic brain injury include headaches, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, impulsive behavior, anxiety and depression.
Rehabilitation centers for treating severe traumatic brain injury are licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Health and their histories are available online at www.azcarecheck.com.
Learn more about TBI: