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This study, conducted through the Department of Veteran Affairs, seeks to support research on the causes, progression and treatment of PTSD affecting Veterans. More information on this study can be found on the study website.

This study aims to explore how female veterans draw on their military experiences to build motivation and satisfaction in making successful choices after service. More precisely, this study focuses on self-determination. For further inquiries, please contact Maria Mollenhauer at mmollenhauer@adler.edu.

USF Health at the University of South Florida in Tampa is conducting a research study on the effects of practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu on symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans.

This study explores how female veterans experience stress, moral injury, and resilience. Using interviews and survey-based data collection, the project aims to identify the individual, social, and structural factors that shape mental health, adaptive coping, and long-term well-being for women who have served. The findings will help inform more effective, gender-responsive supports and interventions for female veterans.

Conducted in partnership with the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinics at Endeavors in Texas, this study is evaluating PSTAIR, a cutting-edge, evidence-based program that supports military-connected moms in managing feelings like overwhelm, distress, or anger after difficult or stressful events, helping improve their well-being and how they show up as a parent. For more information, visit our website.