A Call to Arms

It is now estimated that some 17% of soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan are plagued with lingering mental health issues that are not being well met within the VA system. Even if the intention were there to address these issues, the capability is not---neither financially nor technically. As we know, the reaction of the Veteran’s Administration to the work of Eugene Peniston was to move him to a desk job in Bonham, Texas, there to await his retirement. That is how management deals with inconvenient facts, and how established power snuffs out innovation. But we can help from where we sit.

There is an opportunity here for us, but also a real challenge. Since medical care is supposed to be available at no charge to our veterans, the government sets the bar on pricing irrespective of whether the required service is actually available. We have no choice but to meet the government’s price point. I therefore suggest that we collectively offer to treat veterans with neurofeedback at no charge. The most needy veterans right now are estimated to number around 2,000. That’s less than one per neurofeedback practitioner in the country, a number I estimate at about 6,000. But perhaps only about a third...read more

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