This resource describes an alternative type of therapy for soldiers experiencing post traumatic stress disorder after war. Also, find a discussion on the causes of PTSD.

Intense trauma or prolonged stress can lead to post traumatic stress disorder after a war experience. This article includes information about causes of PTSD.

This fascinating article talks about some of the complex changes in the brain that can accompany post traumatic stress disorder after war.

Soldiers who return home from war often have another battle to face--the battle with post-traumatic stress disorder. If they don't seek help, they could face losing their homes, like some of the men in this video.

Male soldiers aren't the only ones who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from their experiences at war--women vets are susceptible as well.

If you have post traumatic stress disorder from war experiences, the last thing you want to deal with is bureaucracy. This site provides helpful information on filing a PTSD claim.

Includes pointers to support groups for men and women suffering from post traumatic stress disorder after experiences of war.

An important part of recovery is understanding why you're experiencing post traumatic stress disorder after returning from war. Recognize the symptoms and get help.

This checklist is for determining if you have signs of post traumatic stress disorder after military service. It's good for having a discussion with your doctor.

Your military career doesn't have to end because you've suffered PTSD after your experiences at war--your commander is behind you and wants you to seek help.

If someone you love is a soldier returning from war, you'll want to download this guide to helping him or her cope with "regular life". Be aware, you may be helping with some PTSD.

Don't suffer the effects of post traumatic stress disorder after war because you're concerned about what your commanding officer will think. As this article explains, he or she probably will support you getting help.

A compassionate look at post traumatic stress disorder after war and other traumatic events. There's a video describing a treatment alternative.

Post traumatic stress disorder after a war can take months to develop, so screening three to six months after returning from military service could identify important needs for treatment.