Veterans Day Focus on Mental Health at Baltimore Veterans Affairs Hospital
Recognizing Mental Health Needs on Veterans Day
Veterans Day sheds light on the pressing issue of mental health among those who have served our country. More than 40% of veterans require mental health care yearly, according to national statistics. The Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center is taking a stand against mental health stigma by offering a safe haven for veterans struggling with invisible wounds.
Commitment to Healing: Baltimore VA's Mental Health In-Patient Care Unit
This facility provides a vital resource for veterans facing serious mental health crises. WJZ was exclusively invited to explore the newly renovated Mental Health In-Patient Care Unit, which aims to foster recovery and support. Healing is paramount, and the dedicated staff strive to provide compassionate care tailored to the unique experiences of our veterans.
Continued Need for Mental Health Resources
- Addressing stigma associated with seeking mental health help is crucial.
- Increased accessibility to mental health services can save lives.
- Veterans partners like Paula Smith-Benson emphasize the importance of visibility in mental health discussions.
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