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Veteran Services

At La Jolla Psychology Center, we proudly offer comprehensive mental health services for active duty and retired military members and their families. For over ten years, our clinicians have provided care for a range of concerns including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and medication management. We work closely with both patients and their loved ones to deliver high-quality, long-term support.

Depression and anxiety can significantly impact daily life, relationships, and overall well-being. Military families often face unique challenges, and finding appropriate mental health care can be difficult—both in San Diego and beyond. That’s why we’re committed to offering accessible, effective treatment tailored to the needs of service members and their families.

Whether coping with combat-related symptoms or long-term separations, we understand the toll military life can take. Our mission is to help individuals and their families find the right path to healing and support.

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  1. Psychotherapy

    Psychotherapy aims at identifying the root of a person’s suffering and to find ways to cope with the symptoms of anxiety and depression. Some common types of psychotherapy can include individual, group, and play therapy. Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and many others. Psychotherapy is often provided in conjunction with other treatments for depression and anxiety, such as medications.

  2. Neuropsychological Evaluations

    Neuropsychological Evaluations are used to assess an individual’s thinking, behavior, and social and emotional functioning, using standardized tests and procedures. Tests results can help guide treatment to ensure correct symptoms and appropriate management.

  3. Post-Partum Depression Treatment

    An important intervention for new mothers, Post-Partum Depression may impact mothers after childbirth and cause mood swings, anxiety, insomnia, and other symptoms of depression. Meeting with a doctor can help mothers understand their symptoms and develop a treatment plant that prioritizes not only her recovery but the health and well-being of her baby as well.

Additional Resource: Veterans and their families may be at risk due to past asbestos exposure in the military. To learn more, visit  20 Ways Asbestos Was Used in the Military

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