Based on Military Health System (MHS) appointment data, there were over 3.1 million hours of clinician time available for healthcare delivery in direct care specialty mental health clinics in CY2024

Protecting, optimizing, and defending mental health needs is vital to the well-being and readiness of our military force. The Military Health System is a key partner in mental health, wherever you are in your journey, and support is available for you and your loved ones 24/7. The MHS Mental Health Resource Guidebook is a comprehensive reference guide ...

H.R. 5009 NDAA for FY 2025 Section 705

The December 2025 issue of MSMR features four full reports: the annual update on cold weather injuries among the active and reserve components; a report on trends in the prevalence of obesity among U.S. active component service members and civilians; the annual update on diagnoses of mental health disorders among active component service members; a ...

DOD issued guidance on May 5, 2023, to establish policy, assign responsibilities, and provide procedures for service members to initiate a referral for a mental health evaluation.

This flyer advertises the 2025 FAST Home Study CE/CME opportunity available through CEPO.

This brochure provides information and contact details for the inTransition program, which helps military members maintain or initiate mental health care during times of transition to a new medical facility, geographic location or health care system.

H.R. 2670 HASC Report for FY 2024 118-125, Pg. 188-189

Initially designed for the military community but beneficial for use by anyone, the relaxation app trains you on the “belly breathing” technique that has proven benefits for your overall mental health. Use the app’s breathing exercises to learn and practice the breathing technique on your own or as part of a stress management program supervised by ...

The Practice-Based Implementation Network is launching a pilot of Dropout Reduction in Outpatient Psychotherapy, an intervention aimed at increasing patient engagement in treatment and decreasing dropout.

Everyone’s situation is not the same. Knowing which resources best fit yours can help you get connected with the right support as soon as possible.

Fact sheet discussing that the stresses of military life—whether deployments, training, or time away from family—can cause emotional and psychological health concerns. Talking to your mental health care provider when problems arise can help prevent crisis, but sometimes issues escalate and can increase the risk of suicide.

H.R. 7776 NDAA for FY 2023, Sec. 747

S. 1790 NDAA Conference Report for FY 2020, 116-333, Sec. 718

This file contains the future specification for the Direct Care (DC) Dental table for the Military Health System Management and Reporting Tool (M2) database.