What Does “Disabled Enough” Mean?

People with invisible or fluctuating disabilities can face skepticism about whether they need support.

Devon MacPherson
Published March 10, 2022

Fireworks, PTSD and Thoughtful Celebration

Fireworks can remind some people of a traumatic event. Combat is one possible source of trauma, but PTSD can also follow other experiences.

Kea Grace
Published June 2, 2021

With PTSD, Admitting You Have a Problem May Be the First Step, But It Isn’t Easy

This is Shawna’s personal account as originally published. Her descriptions and reported advice belong to that experience and are not a diagnosis or treatment…

Shawna Mayo
Published October 19, 2019

Service Dog Books: “A Lowcountry Christmas,” by Mary Alice Monroe

This is AP’s original interview with novelist Mary Alice Monroe about A Lowcountry Christmas .

Devon MacPherson
Published December 23, 2018

Psychiatric Hospitalizations and Service Dogs

A psychiatric admission can raise practical questions about your service dog at a time when you need care.

Kea Grace
Published May 9, 2017

Veterans Alternative Offers Service Dog Friendly Retreats

This November 2016 feature described Veterans Alternative in Holiday, Florida, and its then service-dog-friendly programs for veterans and families.

Kea Grace
Published November 11, 2016

Dogs For Our Brave Fall 2016 Open Enrollment

AP announced Dogs For Our Brave’s fall 2016 enrollment period. The enrollment dates and benefits described in that announcement are historical.

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published October 28, 2016

A&E’s “Dogs of War” tells the story of vets, PTSD and Service Dogs

This is AP’s November 2014 announcement of Dogs of War . Broadcast times, personnel and program descriptions below are historical, not current viewing or treatment…

Lisa A Faulkner
Published October 29, 2014