Mental health is an issue that is not talked about nearly enough, especially among military families. Here are some of the many mental health resources available for families with servicemembers.
Veterans

Military and Mental Health
With May recognized as Military Appreciation Month, it’s an important time to reflect on the unique challenges that veterans of all ages face when transitioning from military service back into civilian life. This transition can be a difficult one for many veterans, who often struggle with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Mental Health Resources for Veterans
Why aren’t more veterans seeking help for their mental health, and how can we break the stigma that prevents so many from getting the treatment they need?

Prevalence of Mental Health Disorders Among Veterans
The crippling effects of mental illness are far reaching and widely unbiased. U.S. veterans are no exception and accounted for over 1.7 million cases alone in 2020, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

TriWest Healthcare Alliance to Serve Veterans
Partnership Helps Make Residential Mental Health and Addiction Treatment More Accessible
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If you’re a provider and need to send us information on a client, please feel free to fax us at 619-303-7044. If you need help immediately, call our 24-hour crisis line at 1-800-766-4274. If you have a medical emergency, call 911. Jackson House is licensed by the State of California Community Care Licensing Division and certified by the Department of Health Care Services. We are also CARF Accredited. If you have any client or quality of care concerns, please reach out to us at (888) 255-9280. If your concerns need further attention, you can contact the Department of Public Health at 619-278-3700 or the Community Care Licensing Division at 1-844-538-8766.