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VISN 6 MIRECC > Home
Advancing Post-Deployment Mental Health and Wellness for Veterans and their Families
The Mid-Atlantic (VISN 6) MIRECC is a translational research, education and clinical center that develops and applies scientific knowledge and best practices to enhance post-deployment mental health and wellness for our Nation's Veterans and their families. The Center is dedicated to collaboration within and beyond the MIRECC to ensure that shared knowledge and skills create national resources to address post-deployment mental illness and related problems.The central campus is located at the Durham VA Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina. Staff and collaborators are also located at the Salisbury, Richmond, Hampton and Salem VA Medical Centers.
The Mid-Atlantic (VISN 6) MIRECC is a translational research, education and clinical center that develops and applies scientific knowledge and best practices to enhance post-deployment mental health and wellness for our Nation's Veterans and their families. The Center is dedicated to collaboration within and beyond the MIRECC to ensure that shared knowledge and skills create national resources to address post-deployment mental illness and related problems.The central campus is located at the Durham VA Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina. Staff and collaborators are also located at the Salisbury, Richmond, Hampton and Salem VA Medical Centers.
Post-Deployment Mental Health Research Studies
Education Resources and Clinical Support
Post-Deployment Research Studies
Veterans who have served in the military since October 2001 or active duty military personnel may be eligible to participate in one or more of our ongoing studies.
Veterans who have served in the military since October 2001 or active duty military personnel may be eligible to participate in one or more of our ongoing studies.
What to Know About Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Program for Veterans Care
VA is commitment to providing the best possible care to Veterans.
VA is commitment to providing the best possible care to Veterans.
Coming Home and Coping Strategies
Hearing the news that you are coming home can be a time of great excitement, but it can also pose new challenges.
Hearing the news that you are coming home can be a time of great excitement, but it can also pose new challenges.
Veterans Support & Providers Resources
We have partnered with local, state and national agencies and health care systems to engage Veterans. By creating a "No Wrong Door".
We have partnered with local, state and national agencies and health care systems to engage Veterans. By creating a "No Wrong Door".