Common mental health issues faced by military personnel are post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, and feelings of isolation or lack of purpose. Some may even turn to substance abuse to cope. Untreated, these conditions can affect every part of life—relationships, employment, physical health, and even self-worth. Despite the significant effects that untreated mental health conditions can have, many military members and veterans struggle to get the treatment they need.

Some of the barriers to mental health care that military personnel may face include stigma, limited resources, and struggling to navigate the healthcare system. Many hesitate to seek help due to a culture of resilience and fear of judgment, often delaying support and worsening mental health. Early intervention is vital to improving outcomes and quality of life. At Harmony Hills, we provide a supportive and compassionate environment that helps active military members and veterans overcome these barriers.