New Therapy Treatment Helps Veterans and First Responders Combat PTSD, Depression and Other Disorders
- Bravo Zulu House, a 12-bed sober living facility for veterans with PTSD and addiction, opened Wednesday near Winnebago, Minnesota with about 300 attendees.
- The project emerged from grassroots efforts responding to the daily suicide of 17.6 veterans, aiming to provide unified support for sobriety and mental health.
- The facility is designed with a comprehensive approach to promote veterans' recovery, overall well-being, and spiritual growth, and there are plans to create a dedicated center for female veterans.
- Governor Tim Walz proclaimed May 28 as 'Bravo Zulu House Day', calling it a 'beacon of hope for veterans nationwide' and the house a model for wider replication.
- The house offers veterans a community-driven path to recovery that may reduce veteran suicide rates and inspire similar programs statewide and nationally.
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New therapy treatment helps veterans and first responders combat PTSD, depression and other disorders
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