Women veterans are the fastest growing group within the veteran population, yet many behavioral health systems still default to a male veteran template. Providers often miss the signs, the history, and the specific stressors that shape how women veterans present in care.
This session gives clinicians and health care leaders practical tools to recognize women veterans in their caseload, ask better intake questions, and build treatment approaches that see the whole person in front of them.
Women veterans are the fastest growing group within the veteran population, yet many behavioral health systems still default to a male veteran template. Providers often miss the signs, the history, and the specific stressors that shape how women veterans present in care.
This session gives clinicians and health care leaders practical tools to recognize women veterans in their caseload, ask better intake questions, and build treatment approaches that see the whole person in front of them.
