Objective: Male veterans delay posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment and are less
likely to engage in help-seeking behaviors or receive adequate mental health treatment …

The variation in the definition of a veteran, and the preference for quantitative methods, has
created mixed findings regarding the process of veteran help-seeking (HS) for mental …

Introduction Among veterans of post-9/11 conflicts, estimates of post-traumatic stress
disorder (PTSD) range from 9% shortly after returning from deployment to 31% a year after …

Purpose Combat deployment increases exposure to potentially traumatic events. Perceived
social support (PSS) may promote health and recovery from combat trauma. This systematic …

BacKGrOUnD: the proposed model of medical-psychological support of specialists'
professional activity (Model), which is verified on military-men in extreme conditions. The …

Military veterans have high rates of mental health problems, yet the majority do not seek
treatment. Understanding treatment-seeking in this population is important. This study …

Introduction Promoting help‐seeking is a key suicide prevention strategy. Yet, research on
help‐seeking patterns by high‐risk individuals is limited. This study examined help‐seeking …

Rural veterans have poorer health, use healthcare services less often than their urban
counterparts, and have more prevalent food insecurity than average US households. Food …

Despite the investment of public resources to fight staggering suicide rates among veterans,
we know little about how veterans and service members in crisis communicate suicidal …

The battle buddy relationship is a prominent concept among service members and has even
worked its way into mainstream colloquial use. However, research on battle buddies is …