Veterans Psych Evaluations

Veterans Psych Evaluations Providing military veterans and contractors Independent Psych Evals. We also do evaluations for DBA initial and denied claims. Things change. Symptoms change.

PTSD, TBI, MST, depression, NEXUS letters, C&P reviews, Ratings Reviews, review of VA denials. VETERAN EVALUATIONS

If you have served in any war from VietNam to Iraq and Afghanistan, and if you’ve had any traumatic experience that is effecting you today, then you need to talk to contact Dr. Brett Valette at Veterans Psych Evaluations. Dr. Brett Valette provides a compassionate and thorough evaluation with a comprehensive report for your VA claim. As a clinical psychologist and Dr. Brett Valette has specialized in PTSD and trauma evaluations for over 15 years. Whether it's a combat trauma, or non-combat but experienced traumatic events, if you were a victim of military sexual trauma, if you were previously denied benefits, if you were labeled as “not fitting criteria” or if you have not had a service connected condition, Dr. Brett Valette can help you. Some Vets have worsening of their condition after they’re home for a few years. Suddenly they find themselves living in isolation, sleeping with their gun, having angry outbursts at their partners and even their children. The people who are important to you are now afraid of you. When you leave your house you scan for danger, you plan escape routes (even in McDonalds), ‘stupid drivers’ should be run off the road, and disrespect for you is all around. Maybe your service connected disability rating is too low. Stress and life pressure changes. Additionally, we work with contractors and others who worked overseas in support of US efforts and need evaluations for a DBA claim. With exceptional experience and knowledge Dr. Brett Valette knows exactly what the VA needs in a report to make a clinically legitimate determination of your diagnosis and rating. An effective, specialized evaluation with a complete, compelling, and clinically supported report will positively impact your claim. Full review of your medical records, and a VA compliant report can be the key to getting results for you. We also have MD’s who work with us to help connect physical issues as well.

What experiences are you as veterans having now? Have you seen these effects?
01/23/2026

What experiences are you as veterans having now? Have you seen these effects?

The net staffing losses include thousands of front-line health care staff.

01/16/2026

A watchdog inside the Department of Veterans Affairs issued an urgent advisory Thursday over two AI chat tools currently in use by VA healthcare providers, citing “potential patient safety risks.”

Doctors aren’t using AI to diagnose patients, but the Inspector General found problems could potentially arise in some cases when doctors use artificial intelligence to analyze medical information and update patient records.

The bulletin said the systems can be vulnerable to producing misinformation, privacy violations, and bias, and that the systems had been put in place without review by the VA’s own patient safety experts.

When reached for comment about the advisory, Pete Kasperowicz, a spokesperson for the department, said that “VA clinicians only use AI as a support tool, and decisions about patient care are always made by the appropriate VA staff.”

Dr. Matthew Miller, the former executive director for VA Su***de Prevention, told Task & Purpose that the memo was obviously urgent.

“It’s an official communication from [the Office of the Inspector General] recommending a ‘stopping of the presses’ of the AI tools under review based upon perceived patient safety concerns,” Miller said. “Specifically, [the Office of the Inspector General] has come across info within their review that indicates appropriate process-oriented safeguards may not be in place.”

(Full story in the comments below)

"But criteria the VA developed in 1945 do not align with modern medicine, employment and the impact of disabilities on a...
01/15/2026

"But criteria the VA developed in 1945 do not align with modern medicine, employment and the impact of disabilities on a veteran’s earnings potential, the Government Accountability Office testified at a subcommittee hearing of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee Wednesday.

The medical problems of post-9/11 veterans include traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder, which were not widely recognized decades ago, Hunter said."

Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/veterans/2026-01-15/va-disability-benefits-criteria-80-years-ago-20415600.html

Thanks Stars and Stripes

We evaluate veterans and provide IME's for mental health conditions, and secondary conditions, which are needed to get the correct diagnosis, and rating for VA benefits. www.VeteransPsychEvaluations.com

Criteria the VA developed in 1945 do not align with modern medicine, employment and the impact of disabilities on a veteran’s earnings potential.

We have been asked about VA decisions during the shutdown..
10/27/2025

We have been asked about VA decisions during the shutdown..

The VA asked the court to halt most pending cases while the government shutdown continues.

"Military retirement pay is earned through years of service. Disability pay is compensation intended to help make up inc...
08/19/2025

"Military retirement pay is earned through years of service. Disability pay is compensation intended to help make up income veterans might lose in the future due to service-related injuries or health conditions. Reducing one because a combat-injured veteran receives another is not in line with the purpose of either earned benefit. "

The Major Richard Star Act is a bipartisan bill that would correct an injustice to combat-injured veterans by allowing them to receive both their full retirement pay and disability compensation, an…

“This program reflects our duty to serve those who once served us,” Sheriff Dave Rosado said. “These men and women wore ...
08/19/2025

“This program reflects our duty to serve those who once served us,” Sheriff Dave Rosado said. “These men and women wore our nation’s uniform, and now they’re facing battles no one can see.”

The program is intended to help veterans understand the connection between their trauma and behavior while developing coping strategies and begin building new habits for life after release.

The Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office announced Monday the launch of their new Veteran PTSD Program, which is designed to help incarnated veterans heal complex trauma from military service.

There are many things that can help deal with PTSD.
07/22/2025

There are many things that can help deal with PTSD.

Established in 2005, Project Healing Waters has grown into a nationwide organization that helps veterans and service members through fly fishing.

06/25/2025
05/26/2025

Appreciation for all the brave Americans who have given so much for our country. Love to all on this Memorial Day!

04/26/2025

In "My Dead Friend Zoe," a female Afghanistan veteran -- engaged in a mysterious relationship with a wise-cracking (and dead) best friend from the Army -- reluctantly reunites with her estranged…

‘They're able to find joy in life again’: Equine therapy changes veterans' lives
04/09/2025

‘They're able to find joy in life again’: Equine therapy changes veterans' lives

As conversations about PTSD and veterans evolve, one group tells us a certain form of therapy has truly changed their lives. They've just had a chance for a public showcase.

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VETERAN EVALUATIONS If you have served in any war from VietNam to Iraq and Afghanistan, and if you’ve had any traumatic experience that is effecting you today, then you need to talk to contact Dr. Brett Valette at Veterans Psych Evaluations. Dr. Brett Valette provides a compassionate and thorough evaluation with a comprehensive report for your VA claim. As a clinical psychologist and Dr. Brett Valette has specialized in PTSD and trauma evaluations for over 15 years. Whether it's a combat trauma, or non-combat but experienced traumatic events, if you were a victim of military sexual trauma, if you were previously denied benefits, if you were labeled as “not fitting criteria” or if you have not had a service connected condition, Dr. Brett Valette can help you. Some Vets have worsening of their condition after they’re home for a few years. Suddenly they find themselves living in isolation, sleeping with their gun, having angry outbursts at their partners and even their children. The people who are important to you are now afraid of you. When you leave your house you scan for danger, you plan escape routes (even in McDonalds), ‘stupid drivers’ should be run off the road, and disrespect for you is all around. Maybe your service connected disability rating is too low. Things change. Symptoms change. Stress and life pressure changes. With exceptional experience and knowledge Dr. Brett Valette knows exactly what the VA needs in a report to make a clinically legitimate determination of your diagnosis and rating. An effective, specialized evaluation with a complete, compelling, and clinically supported report will positively impact your claim. Full review of your medical records, and a VA compliant report can be the key to getting results for you.

Contact us to find out how we may be of help to you and your claim. www.VeteransPsychEvaluations.com