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

Learn more about Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).

At the Grand Junction Vet Center, we work to bridge mental health care with every other aspect of Veterans’ lives.  You can expect your counselor to help you highlight the connection between mental health and various aspects of self-care (e.g. food and drink, working your body, surroundings, spirit and soul, personal development, recharging, and relationships). 

Whole health puts you—instead of your illnesses or conditions—at the center of care. We’ll work with you to develop a personalized health plan based on your values, needs, and goals.

Call to learn more about the following groups:

• Female Veterans Tai Chi
• Project Healing Waters
• Harmony Acres Equestrian

More information is available at Whole Health Home and through Recreation and Creative Arts Therapy at the Grand Junction VA Medical Center.

Lawton Vet Center can refer you to the VA HUD-VASH or connect you to other community resources.

Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness—and their family members, friends and supporters—can make the call to or chat online with the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans, where trained counselors are ready to talk confidentially 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 877-424-3838. 

At the Grand Junction Vet Center, we offer group and individual counseling specifically for our Women Veterans.

Call to learn more about the following groups:

• Female Veterans Tai Chi
• Project Healing Waters
• Spouses Support

We also partner with the local Grand Junction VA Medical Center to connect our Female Veterans with the Women Veteran Care Coordinator.

At the Grand Junction Vet Center, we offer flexibility by offering a variety of appointment modalities to meet your individual needs to include in-person, video, and phone appointments. Ask how we can complement your in-person care with virtual services. 

At the Grand Junction Vet Center, we are here to help.  We work with groups such as:

• VA HUD-VASH
• Volunteers of America

If you are in need of these services please do not hesitate to call.

At the Shreveport Vet Center, we work to bridge mental health care with every other aspect of Veterans’ lives.  You can expect your counselor to help you highlight the connection between mental health and various aspects of self-care (e.g. food and drink, working your body, surroundings, spirit and soul, personal development, recharging, and relationships). 

We understand the unique experiences and needs of women Veterans. We'll match you with a counselor that fits with your preferences and we can help you connect with Women's health at the VA. 

As a leader in care for LGBTQ Veterans, we can help you connect with specialty medical services, community, and peer support resources, as important additions to your mental health care.

At the Fort Collins Vet Center, we work to bridge mental health care with every other aspect of Veterans’ lives.  You can expect your counselor to help you highlight the connection between mental health and various aspects of self-care with our meditation and trauma informed yoga, (e.g. food and drink, working your body, surroundings, spirit and soul, personal development, recharging, and relationships). 

Game Group

• Come spend a relaxed night in the company of other Vets, playing a variety of fun, easy games.
• Open Group, Ongoing
• Bi-weekly Thursday, 5:30pm-7:00pm