1.5K shares · 723 comments | What comes after service? For #VeteransDay, we're celebrating how veterans are making their next moves. See how military experience and new skills are leading to civilian opportunities → g.co/opportunityforveterans | Google | Facebook

Rehab, therapy, and medications provided by VA help this Marine Corps Veteran live better. Explore VA benefits and apply today at www.VA.gov. | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

The STAR program—unique to the Central Virginia VA Health Care System (CVHCS), in Richmond, Virginia—is a comprehensive rehabilitation program designed specifically for Special Operations Forces service members to facilitate recovery, maximize function, promote successful community reintegration, return to duty, or transition to civilian employment. The STAR program places a unique emphasis on transition from military to civilian life, including individualized employment and educational explorat

168K views · 5.4K reactions | Whether you just returned from #deployment or have been home for 40 years, it’s never too late to get professional treatment and support for #PTSD. Today on #PTSDAwarenessDay, make the connection with #Veterans who have been through it and are living better lives. | Make the Connection | Facebook

Daniel had a hard time processing his experiences from his time in the U.S. Army. He started using drugs in an attempt to numb his PTSD symptoms and became isolated from his loved ones. Then, when a relative died from substance misuse, Daniel realized he needed to seek support. Hear him talk about how mental health treatment helped him become sober and repair his family relationships.  Follow Make the Connection for more Veteran stories. MakeTheConnection.net/stories/774 | U.S. Department of