You can get VA disability benefits for various mental health issues, including PTSD, whether you saw combat or not.
Mental Health Conditions
Articles about VA ratings for veterans with service-connected mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
How Drug Use and Drug Rehab Can Affect Your VA Benefits and Rating
You may worry you’ll lose VA benefits for drug use. That’s why it’s important to understand the connection between VA disability and drugs.
Anxiety VA Rating and Benefits
Excessive anxiety can seriously affect a veteran’s mental health and ability to work. Fortunately, VA benefits for anxiety can help.
Getting an OCD VA Rating
If you developed OCD as a result of your military service, read on to understand the OCD VA rating and the disorder’s link to other conditions like PTSD.
What Veterans Can Do if They Can’t Work Because of PTSD
TDIU for PTSD can help veterans who can’t work because of trauma related to military service.
Moral Injury VA Disability Rating
Veterans who experienced a moral injury during service could be eligible for monthly, tax-free VA disability compensation.
VA Disability for Schizophrenia
This post explains more about the schizophrenia VA rating and what to expect when applying for disability for the condition.
VA Disability for Mental Health
The VA estimates about 30% of veterans have a mental health disability that may be service connected. PTSD, anxiety, and more all count.
Can You Get a VA Rating for REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD)?
Studies have found a connection between REM sleep behavior disorder, PTSD, and TBIs, but it can be hard to find info on how the VA handles or rates RBD.
What to Expect at a C&P Exam for PTSD and Other Mental Health Disorders
Unlike other VA disabilities, you almost always have to have a C&P exam if you file for a VA rating for PTSD. Here are tips for your C&P exam.
VA Disability for Schizoaffective Disorder
Learn more about what schizoaffective disorder is, how the VA rates it, and what steps you can take if the condition keeps you from working.
What is an incapacitating episode?
Some veterans suffer from incapacitating episodes. The more frequent the episodes are, the higher the VA rating you qualify for.
