Daniel Carter

Quick Overview Leaving the military is hard. Many veterans struggle in silence. The public does not always see this. This article looks at the hidden […]

Quick Overview Social media affects mental health. The research is clear. This is one of the biggest health topics of our time. This article reviews […]

Few situations in life feel as frightening and high-stakes as realizing someone you care about may be thinking about suicide. The fear of saying the […]

When most people hear the term “PTSD,” they picture a combat veteran ducking at the sound of fireworks or waking from nightmares about a battlefield […]

The internet has given us unprecedented access to information, community, and connection — but it has also made it possible to encounter deeply disturbing content […]

Mental health is not something that simply happens to us — it is something we actively build and protect every single day. Just as we […]

If you’re looking for help — for yourself, a veteran you love, or anyone struggling with mental health — this page is your comprehensive guide. […]

The viral spread of graphic content depicting Ronnie McNutt’s death in August-September 2020 affected millions of people worldwide — many of whom were exposed involuntarily […]

In the days following Ronnie McNutt’s death on August 31, 2020, one voice rose above the grief and confusion to demand accountability: Joshua Steen, Ronnie’s […]

When someone you care about is struggling — a veteran friend, family member, or neighbor — the desire to help can feel overwhelming. You may […]