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Another Hawaii House Panel Approves Bill To Support Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Research

VETS, a national leader in veteran mental health, praised Hawaii’s psychedelic bill as “a bold initiative” and encouraged lawmakers to lead in access and innovation. With over $3.2M in healing grants awarded, VETS highlighted the importance of expanding treatment options for veterans facing mental health challenges.

Ibogaine + Family Stability: A Path to Healing for Veteran Families

When a veteran heals, families thrive. In this Month of the Military Child reflection, Dr. Lori Camper—VETS' Programs Director—explores how ibogaine-assisted therapy can help veterans reconnect with their families, reduce emotional barriers, and restore stability at home. Backed by emerging research and grounded in real-world impact, this piece highlights why supporting the healing of veterans is also an investment in the wellbeing of their spouses and children.

Taking Care of You: How Self-Care and Wellness Empower Women in the Military Community

This in-depth article explores the unique challenges faced by women in the military community—both veterans and spouses—highlighting their resilience, the emotional toll of caregiving, and the path toward personal healing. Through powerful stories, practical wellness strategies, and community support, it offers a compassionate roadmap for transforming burnout into strength and creating lasting change for families and the broader military ecosystem.

Press Release: VETS Co-Founder & CEO Amber Capone Named to Inc.'s 2025 Female Founders 500 List

Amber Capone, Co-Founder and CEO of VETS, has been named to Inc.'s 2025 Female Founders 500 List. This recognition highlights her significant contributions and leadership in her field.

Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival returns: This year’s festival will celebrate husband-and-wife team Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk, of San Francisco-based Actual Films.

After a year-long hiatus, the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival returns March 27–30 with powerful, thought-provoking films—from the politicization of climate change in The White House Effect to the transformative healing of veterans in In Waves and War. Honoring acclaimed Bay Area filmmakers and spotlighting stories of resilience, identity, and hope, the festival reclaims its place as a vital voice in the documentary world.