– The most effective treatment we’ve found so far, but also probably the hardest. Is the Virtual Reality what makes it work? DETAILS
– Can you improve your sleep and PTSD without using sleeping pills? DETAILS
- A shot that is normally used for pain may also provide almost instant relief from some PTSD symptoms. DETAILS
– A computer program that you use at home to help you focus on the positives may improve the speed of recovery. DETAILS
– The brain is a circuit. Can very powerful magnets help the brain to reset itself from PTSD? DETAILS
-Can brain scans see how the brain is different because of PTSD and/or a blast injury? DETAILS
-The best way to treat a problem is to never develop it to begin with. This project provides training aimed at helping you cope with the stress before you deploy. DETAILS
- The idea of individuals in mental health treatment carrying guns makes some people nervous. Is this appropriate? DETAILS
- Insomnia is the most commonly reported psychological complaint after military deployment. Different sleep medications are used to address this. Which, if any, is best? DETAILS pending
– Can an infusion of a medication in the ER help people who are feeling suicidal feel better? DETAILS pending
– Can writing letters to patients after they are discharged from the hospital lower the chance that they will commit suicide? NOT YET APPROVED
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