UCF RESTORES News

Institutions that receive Military Friendly awards are recognized for their ability to help veterans succeed in the classroom and the real world.

In honor of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month, here are an efforts focused on helping those affected by this condition.

UCF has long been a supplier of talent and partner in research for the U.S. military branches, as well as a supporter of local veterans.

Along with serving as a regional support center, UCF RESTORES will play a critical role in developing a statewide toolkit.

Deborah Beidel, executive director of UCF RESTORES, shares her expertise in innovative PTSD treatments, her work with UCF RESTORES, and how we can better acknowledge and support veterans.

The segment features UCF RESTORES, whose clinicians went to the site of the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, to be a mental health resource for the first responders.

Faculty members of UCF RESTORES spent days supporting the mental health of first responders who are working to recover bodies buried in the rubble from the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building.

The work will focus on mental health services for residents of Azalea Park and essential workers in Orange County at no cost.

The UCF RESTORES Clinic was recently awarded $1 million from the U.S. Army to continue development of its own virtual-reality software to treat active-duty service…