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The Amarillo Vet Center can offer counseling and referral services for intimate partner violence (IPV), also sometimes called domestic violence (DV).

 

We understand the need for a whole health approach in supporting your physical and mental health. We can offer mindfulness and guided meditation to support your overall wellbeing. We also have groups such as an art therapy group, a film group, and a book club which all provide alternative therapeutic support through creativity. If you have questions about any of these groups, please contact our office at 201-223-7787. 

Historically we have offered various groups and workshops such as fly tying and writing group. Ask your counselor about any groups that you are interested in or that we may offer.

We offer Telehealth counseling services to facilitate a Veteran's effort to acquire counseling services without leaving home, which is especially beneficial during the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth is done online with internet access on your computer, tablet or smartphone. The Department of Veterans Affairs uses a designated software virtual program to enable the Veteran and Counselor to interact virtually. The process does requires an orientation to accessing the links necessary to interact virtually. Please ask your counselor to assist you with this platform of service. 

Our team at the Elkton Vet Center includes caring counselors who can focus on the needs of female Veterans and your cultural transformation along with any readjustment issues you may experience.  Our goal is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for all Veterans.

The Buffalo Vet Center offers support during times of illness or mental health stress.  We can talk with you about your concerns and help you to work through them.

The Buffalo Vet Center has many connections in the local community.

Please contact us at 716-862-7350 for more information or with suggestions for community activities.

Can't make it to our location for an appointment? No worries...we offer telehealth and phone appointments too.

Please contact us to set up an appointment at 716-862-7350.

Body, Mind, and Spirit; as human beings we are wonderfully complex, relational creatures! What affects one part of us affects the whole.  Therefore, it is reasonable to address all aspects of our personhood: physical, mental, and emotional or what is called "Whole Health" or "Holistic." Some of the ways this is done at the Vet Center is:

• Yoga
• Leather Working
• Crochet
• Archery
• Equine (horse) Therapy (coming soon!)

The Laredo Vet Center staff members are fluent in English and Spanish which is vital in meeting the needs of the predominately Hispanic population in our service area.