Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD is a very common condition we see in veterans returning from service, especially those who have served in combat.  In addition to PTSD, we often see veterans who are dealing with anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation.  These conditions not only affect the veteran, but the impact is felt by the veteran’s loved ones, family and friends.  Many times when a veteran calls us for our help they are calling for assistance due to a physical injury. As we talk through the case with the veteran we discover that there is also an emotional component to the injuries. Many veterans do not want to seek help or treatment for these conditions. 

These invisible scars and injuries are as compensable as physical scars and injuries. We work with the veteran and family members to get past the stigma that the veteran may associate with seeking out treatment for these conditions. Not only does this allow us to secure additional financial recovery for our veteran clients but it importantly allows the veteran to begin a course of emotional treatment which enables a better quality of life for the veteran and loved ones.