Veterans Who Depend on Mental Health Care Keep Losing Their Therapists Under Trump

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Since President Trump took office, hundreds of mental health professionals have left the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), leading to difficulties in care for veterans. Veterans across the country report increased challenges in accessing mental health treatment, including long wait times, canceled appointments, and the departure of trusted therapists. One veteran's experience highlights the problem, as he struggled to find consistent therapy after multiple assigned therapists left the VA. Mental health workers cite increased workloads, ethical concerns, and new policies as reasons for leaving their positions. The staff shortages are occurring despite the Trump administration's stated goal of improving the quality of care at the VA.
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