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Mental Health ⋆ Texas Veterans Commission

Salud Mental

For 24/7 confidential crisis support for Veterans and their loved ones, please call 9-8-8 (press “1” for Veterans) or text “838255” to chat. You may also call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room for immediate medical assistance.

Garantizar el acceso a servicios de salud mental competentes para los miembros del servicio, los veteranos y sus familias

El Departamento de Salud Mental para Veteranos (VMHD) se centra en garantizar el acceso a servicios de salud mental competentes para los miembros del servicio, los veteranos y sus familias.

VMHD logra esta tarea brindando capacitación, certificación y asistencia técnica en todo Texas.

Acerca de la salud mental de los veteranos

Además de conectar a los veteranos necesitados directamente con los servicios locales, VMHD también trabaja con socios a nivel nacional, estatal y local para abordar cuestiones específicas de los veteranos, incluidas prevención/intervención del suicidio, veteranos sin hogar, competencia cultural militar, servicios de apoyo entre pares, trauma relacionado con el ejército, mujeres y veteranos rurales, y participación de la justicia.

En toda la programación, VMHD tiene la suerte de tener la definición más amplia de veterano, independientemente del estado de baja, la rama de servicios o haber servido un día o una carrera. Todos los servicios, incluidos capacitación, asistencia técnica y servicios directos proporcionados a través de la programación VMHD, se ofrecen gratuitamente a todos los que los necesiten.

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Liderazgo en salud mental

Imagen de Brenda Keller

Brenda Keller

Director, Mental Health Department
Air Force Lt. Colonel
LCSW-S
Brenda.Keller@tvc.texas.gov
(512) 676-1895

Imagen de Amber Morson

Amber Morson

Operations Manager, Mental Health Department
Amber.Morson@tvc.texas.gov
(512) 567-5477

Mental Health News & Media

Próximos eventos de salud mental

Preguntas frecuentes sobre salud mental

Who We Are

We work with partners at the national, state, and local level to address a wide variety of veteran-specific issues.

Brenda Keller, Director of the Veterans Mental Health Department

Brenda Keller

Director

Air Force Lt. Colonel
LCSW-S

Amber Morson

Amber Morson

Operations Manager

Air Force Family Member
Social Services Professional

Don Hipp

Don Hipp

Regional Program Supervisor

Navy Veteran
LPC-S

Terri Williams

Terri Williams

Regional Program Supervisor

Air Force Family Member
LPC

Jayni Whitefield

Jayni Whitefield

Peer Services Manager

Army Veteran-Retired
M.S., Ph.D. Candidate

Blake Holbrook

Blake Holbrook

Peer Services Manager

Army Veteran

Chelsea Martin

Chelsea Martin

Homeless Veteran Manager

Gold Star Family Member

Demetria Bluitt

Demetria Bluitt

Suicide Prevention Manager

Army Family Member
M.A., Ph.D. Candidate

Nadia Castilla

Nadia Castilla

Justice Involved Veteran Manager

USMC Family Member
M.A., LPC-A

Linda Anderson

Linda Anderson

Justice Involved Veteran Manager

USMC Family Member
M.A., LPC-A

Jeff Hurley

Jeff Hurley

Rural & Faith Based Program Coordinator

Army Veteran

Keith Millar

Keith Millar

Rural & Faith Based Program Coordinator

Army Veteran

Zachary Peterson

Zachary Peterson

Rural & Faith Based Program Coordinator

Army Veteran

Pedro Saldana

Pedro Saldana

Rural & Faith Based Program Coordinator

Army Veteran

Brandi Dhaiti

Brandi D’Haiti

Manager of Veterans Learning

Army Veteran
MS, LMFT, PSSSP

Johnathon Robinson

Johnathon Robinson

Staff Services Officer

USMC Veteran-Retired
M.S., Ph.D. Candidate

Mannie Recendiz

Manuel Recendiz

Web Content & Data Manager

Army Veteran-Retired

Positions Available

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TVC Rural & Faith Based Program Coordinator

Program Specialist IV

The Rural and Faith-Based Program Coordinator serves as a vital member of the Veterans Mental Health Department responsible for conceptualizing, developing, and facilitating the implementation of a network of Community Based Organizations (CBOs) that provide and coordinate programs and services to support Veterans and their families in rural communities. 

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TVC Justice Involved Veteran Program Manager

Program Specialist V

Serves as a key member of the Veterans Mental Health Department, responsible for coordinating and implementing strategies that support the Texas Veterans Commission’s efforts related to Justice-Involved Veterans. This includes developing program strategies and working with agencies involved in law enforcement, pre-trial processes, adjudication, incarceration, parole, and probation. 

A History of Helping Veterans

VMHD is a branch of the Comisión de Veteranos de Texas. TVC was created in 1927 as the State Service Office to assist veterans of the Indian wars, Spanish-American War and World War I.

107,000

Homeless Veterans on the Street

31.6

Veteran Suicide Rate per 100,000

Why It Matters

Military trauma-affected SMVF often have difficulty accessing timely mental health resources due to factors, which include; an individual’s difficulty in recognition of their mental health needs, lack of resources available upon recognition of mental health needs, difficulty accessing mental health resources, and a lack of community-level awareness of military-related traumas resulting in mental health conditions.

The VMHD provides military trauma-informed training and technical assistance to create greater awareness of and access to mental health resources for SMVF.

Veterans Mental Health Department

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