For many veterans, coming home means facing a different kind of battle, one that unfolds quietly, within families and communities. And on the Mid-Shore, one in five veterans experiences post-traumatic stress or related challenges, and acknowledging that truth has become the first step toward real support.
That support now looks broader and more coordinated than ever. Mental health teams are partnering with the Veterans Administration, VAMSA in Stevensville, and state agencies to ensure access to care without long waits. They’re focusing not just on veterans themselves, but on spouses, children, and caregivers—everyone affected by the transition from service to civilian life.
This conversation for The Spy features Beth Anne Dorman, the CEO of For All Seasons, discussing how that network is being built, the progress made in understanding post-traumatic stress, and what it takes to help veterans feel seen again.
remedy and an essential building block in bringing joy back into our lives.
This video is approximately six minutes in length. For more information about For All Seasons, please go here.
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