Ryan Holliday, PhD

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Development of a VA Clinician Resource to Facilitate Care Among Veterans Experiencing Homelessness

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: July 10, 2025

Veterans experiencing homelessness are at an elevated risk for adverse health outcomes, including suicide.

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Examining Moral Injury in Legal-Involved Veterans: Psychometric Properties of the Moral Injury Events Scale

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: April 4, 2025

Following exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs), some individuals may experience moral injury, which represents negative psychol...

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VA is a Leader in Mental Health and Social Service Research and Operations

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: April 3, 2025

The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) mission is defined by President Abraham Lincoln’s promise “to care for him who shall have borne the batt...

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Trauma-Informed Training for Veterans Treatment Court Professionals: Program Development and Initial Feedback

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: February 9, 2023

Justice-involved veterans demonstrate greater mental health and psychosocial needs relative to justice-involved nonveterans and veterans without a ...

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Understanding the Intersection of Homelessness and Justice Involvement: Enhancing Veteran Suicide Prevention Through VA Programming

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: January 7, 2022

Veterans with a history of homelessness and justice involvement are at greater risk for mental health sequelae, including suicide; however, the VA ...

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Validation of the Timberlawn Couple and Family Evaluation Scales–Self-Report in Veterans with PTSD

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: October 2, 2020

A modified version of the the Timberlawn Couple and Family Evaluation Scales was validated to assess intimate partner relationship functioning amon...

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Understanding, Assessing, and Conceptualizing Suicide Risk Among Veterans With PTSD

Author:: Ryan Holliday, PhD

Publish date: April 3, 2018

A thorough clinical interview combined with self-report measures can help gauge suicide risk.