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Evidence brief going over the use of cognitive processing therapy as treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder.
The purpose of this information paper is to provide a general overview of the current state of the science on the use of omega-3 supplements for the prevention and treatment of mild TBI.
Infographic of the Implementation Science Program phases and key activities.
Because adjustment disorder is characterized as a subthreshold, self-resolving disorder, low-intensity treatments such as web-based self-help interventions may be more appropriate than traditional, longer-term psychological or pharmacological interventions which are more costly and can be more difficult to access (Bachem & Casey, 2018; Maercker et al. ...
Symptoms of adjustment disorder overlap with psychological health conditions for which SSRIs are recommended, including major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD; VA/DOD, 2022).
Adjustment disorder (AD) is diagnostically brief, with symptoms typically developing within three months of stressor onset and lasting no more than six months post-stressor. Because of this brevity, elements of CBT (e.g., behavioral activation, solutions-focused approach) may be indicated in the treatment of AD.
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Fact sheet discussing that the stresses of military life—whether deployments, training, or time away from family—can cause emotional and psychological health concerns. Talking to your mental health care provider when problems arise can help prevent crisis, but sometimes issues escalate and can increase the risk of suicide.
ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective May 1, 2025
This version of the TRICARE Retail Refund Program (TRRP) Manufacturer Policy and Procedure Guide and documents described within supersedes all previously distributed documents.
The TBICoE Recurrent Concussion Evaluation card is designed to guide providers in the management of patients with a history of three or more documented concussions within a 12-month span.
Join the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence each month for training on clinical recommendations covering decision making and management of key symptom clusters after concussion.
Discover the latest advancements in the management of TBI through an exploration of leading-edge treatment options.
This clinical recommendation is based on current evidence and the expertise of a panel of authorities. This framework allows PCMs to effectively evaluate and treat patients with AHI while standardizing the assessment and documentation of this condition. Promoting clarity and consistency aims to enhance future analysis and improve patient outcomes in ...
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