Wolfdogs in northern Wisconsin help veterans deal with PTSD
Wolfdogs in northern Wisconsin are helping war veterans deal with their post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Wolfdogs in northern Wisconsin are helping war veterans deal with their post-traumatic stress disorder.
Wolfdogs in northern Wisconsin are helping war veterans deal with their post-traumatic stress disorder.
Rush University Medical Center's Road Home program provides services specifically for veterans with PTSD whose conditions didn't improve during treatment at a VA facility. It has provided care for thousands of veterans over the last decade.
Dr. Zaid Fadul talks about why the drug is so effective with treating depression and PTSD in veterans and safety concerns surrounding the use.
Quinton McNair is a military veteran who finds therapy in baking and singing. His Hyde Park bakery will be serving sweet treats to people at the Democratic National Convention. Shardaa Gray has his story.
A study finds those with a service dog appear to be struggling less to have less of that anxiety, and it may help to un-regulate from those stress and anxiety symptoms to function in their everyday life.
James Jackson took a leave from bus driver his job due to a PTSD diagnosis. When he was asked to come back, wasn't ready, and couldn't get long-term disability in time, the CTA fired him. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.
A volunteer firefighter who survived the September 11th terror attacks is trying to break the stigma surrounding mental health and PTSD. CBS News' Haley Ott shows us how he's finding comfort through man’s best friend.
CBS 2's Sabrina Franza reports organizers are hoping rebranding the title encourages more to get treatment
"Disorders like labeling it with something that's not treatable. It's an injury. It's like oh, injuries can be treated."
CBS 2's Sabrina Franza reports organizers are hoping rebranding the title encourages more to get treatment.
Watching such videos can be traumatic – affecting your mental and physical health.
More than 120 people joined forces in the annual event on the Near West Side Sunday morning.
