Cohen Veterans Network and Air & Space Forces Aid Society Expand Mental Health Services
Cohen Veterans Network and Air & Space Forces Aid Society partner to broaden mental health support for Air and Space Force families.
Cohen Veterans Network and the Air & Space Forces Aid Society have announced an expansion of mental health services designed to reach more service members and their families. The partnership increases access to confidential counseling and clinical care for active-duty, guard, reserve, and retired Air and Space Force personnel, as well as their dependents.
A Coordinated Effort to Reduce Barriers
The two organizations are aligning resources so that eligible families can more easily find providers in their communities. Through the collaboration, beneficiaries of the Aid Society will be referred into Cohen Veterans Network's clinics, which offer telehealth and in-person sessions at no cost to the veteran or family member.
What the Expanded Services Include
- Confidential individual, couples, and family counseling sessions
- Telehealth appointments available across all 50 states
- Specialized care for issues such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and relationship stress
Why This Matters for Military Families
Demand for mental health support has grown steadily across the military community, and leaders from both groups say the partnership is designed to shorten the path from need to treatment. By streamlining referrals, the organizations aim to reduce wait times and ensure that families do not face out-of-pocket costs for care.
This expansion arrives at a time when communities are paying closer attention to the well-being of those who serve. Initiatives such as local efforts supporting veterans in Gonzales and therapeutic horticulture programs at Raven Wood Gardens reflect a wider recognition that recovery and resilience take many forms, including the clinical care now being scaled through this national partnership.