Emory Healthcare Veterans Program

Healing doesn’t just change one life. It can change an entire family.

“The Emory Healthcare Veterans Program changed my life, my wife’s life, and the life of our family. I can’t begin to express how grateful I am for the program, ” said Sam, an Army veteran, in a speech for our 10 Year Anniversary Celebration.

For veterans and service members living with invisible wounds, the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program offers no-cost, evidence-based care designed to help you heal, reconnect and move forward.

Your next chapter can start today. Learn more about the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program: https://www.emoryhealthcare.org/centers-programs/veterans-program

Our world-class care for post-9/11 veterans and service members affected by invisible wounds helps them return to the things they love.

Watch this video to learn more about our two-week accelerated treatment program, which is provided at no cost to the participant or their family:

Treatment Works – Emory Veterans Program Heals Invisible Wounds Emory Healthcare Veterans Program serves post-9/11 veterans and ser...

Texas is home to more than 1.5 million veterans and the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program is expanding efforts to help more of them learn that no-cost, evidence-based care is available.

Through statewide outreach, community partnerships and a dedicated presence on the ground in Dallas, EHVP is connecting more Texas veterans, service members and families with treatment for PTSD and other invisible wounds.

“Whether we are reaching veterans in Georgia, Texas or elsewhere across the country, our goal is to help more people find their way to effective care and live the life they envision when they are ready,” says Dr. Barbara O. Rothbaum.

Read the full article to learn more:

PTSD Awareness Month: Emory expands efforts to connect Texas veterans with no-cost treatment Emory Healthcare Veterans Program is expanding Texas outreach to connect more veterans with no-cost PTSD care, highlighting its Atlanta-based two-week treatment program for veterans from Texas and across the country.

Our two-week accelerated treatment program via telehealth includes the same successful elements of the in-person program, but from the comfort of your own home. Through a secure video connection, participants receive treatment in both individual and group formats, participate in wellness coaching, work with a case manager, and even do yoga.

Watch this video to learn more:

Veterans Program Telehealth Intensive Outpatient Program The Emory Healthcare Veterans Program provides free and confidentia...

Emory Healthcare Veterans Program treats conditions such as post-traumatic stress (PTS), traumatic brain injury (TBI), military sexual trauma (MST), anxiety, and depression.

We offer confidential care for post-9/11 veterans and service members, regardless of location, discharge status, deployment history, or length of service - at no cost to the participant or their family. Our two-week accelerated treatment program is offered in-person at our clinic or via telehealth in 42 states and 2 U.S. territories.

If you or a loved one are a post-9/11 veteran or service member affected by invisible wounds, call 888-514-5345 or visit our website to learn more:

Your mental health matters and we are here to help.

The Emory Healthcare Veterans Program team created a toolkit filled with resources to help veterans and service members stay mentally and physically healthy.

The Got Your Six Toolkit includes guides for practicing mindfulness, getting a good night's sleep, and keeping a schedule. Check out the toolkit here: https://brnw.ch/21x3ujE

PTSD can affect the way someone sleeps, connects with others, feels safe and moves through the world. But symptoms of PTSD are treatable, and healing is possible with the right support.

The Emory Healthcare Veterans Program provides no-cost, confidential treatment for veterans and service members living with invisible wounds. You do not have to carry it alone.

Read the full article to learn more about PTSD symptoms, treatment and hope:

PTSD: Signs, Symptoms, Treatment and Hope for Recovery PTSD can develop after trauma like combat or assault. Learn the signs, causes and effective treatments from Emory Healthcare experts.

Army Colonel Sean Fisher spent more than 30 years caring for his soldiers, carrying the weight of multiple deployments, loss, and years of putting everyone else first.

At the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program, Sean found a team that understood his invisible wounds and a path that helped him find hope, connection, and purpose. His story is a powerful reminder that it’s never too late to ask for help and healing is possible.

Read Sean’s story:

Permission to Heal: An Army Colonel’s Journey to Recovery After 30 years of military service and multiple deployments, Colonel (Ret.) Sean Fisher found support through the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program. Learn how structured care helped him reconnect with his family and manage the long-term effects of service.

PTSD can make life feel small. We want veterans and service members to know that treatment works, healing is possible and you can transform your life.

Get started today: https://brnw.ch/21x3orC

“I came to Emory Healthcare Veterans Program because I was told it was different and that I would see results. And I did.”

PTSD was impacting every part of Jackie's life for several years. As she faced divorce and struggled with a gambling addiction, the Army veteran reached a point where she knew something had to change.

Today, Jackie is living a very different life. She’s an advocate for fellow veterans, actively involved in her community, and living proof that healing is possible.

Watch Jackie’s story and see the life-changing impact of the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program:

Jackie’s Story: Healing from PTSD at Emory Veterans Program Once isolated and withdrawn, Army veteran Jackie found healing thro...