Upon returning home from the military, America's veterans face complex challenges such as
homelessness and substance use disorders (SUD). Veterans who have experienced SUDs …

Methods Veterans (n= 239) were administered the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM
Disorders, Addiction Severity Index, Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale 24 …

Background and Objectives The first aim of this study was to compare self‐reported causes
of homelessness between veterans and nonveterans. A second aim examined whether …

Homeless veterans have begun to show an increase in America's homeless population.
There has been prior research completed in attempt to understand why United States …

Veterans are more likely than the general civilian population to become homeless (Veteran
homelessness: a supplemental report to the annual homeless assessment report to …

Despite the scale of veteran homelessness and government–community initiatives to end
homelessness among veterans, few studies have featured individual veteran accounts of …

Objective: Veteran homelessness is complex with persistent barriers, and the phenomenon
is not well understood. Method: This study used a phenomenological approach to describe …

During the past decade, homelessness among US veterans has been reduced by nearly
half. Most of this decline has been attributed to the success of the US Department of Housing …

Objective: The current literature does not account for how homeless experiences in
combination with military sexual assault (MSA) are associated with posttraumatic stress …

Substance use and homelessness in veterans is interconnected; however, little is
understood regarding how veterans perceive their substance use as it relates to their …