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[PTSD Veterans] Need to Watch This Ultimate Guide for VA Benefits

Welcome to the Ultimate PTSD Guide for VA Benefits! Everything You need to know about PTSD Disability benefits discussed! #PTSDAwarenessMonth 0:00 Introduction 0:36 What is PTSD? How long has PTSD been around? 1:40 When did PTSD become diagnosable? 2:09 What is the DSM? | What is the DSM-V? 3:01 VA Disability Compensation for PTSD Explained | How To Service Connect PTSD 4:14 When do you have to not show a stressor for PTSD? 5:20 Issues with service connecting PTSD | Roadblocks 6:00 Criteria the VA requires for PTSD | Symptoms of PTSD 7:30 How come VA C&P Exam doesn't agree with my VA doctor? 8:04 Hill & Ponton case example where client with PTSD was denied benefits 9:10 Why are VA disability benefits so difficult to get? 10:21 What to expect when going through a PTSD C&P Exam 12:56 PTSD symptoms recognized by VA. Nightmare, Rage, Irritability, Panic Attacks, Hyper Vigilance, and more. 13:56 How to handle new trend for PTSD C&P Exams | Don't fall for this trick! 14:50 Facial recognition testing for PTSD | Attempt to discredit disabled veterans 15:55 Misleading PTSD C&P Exam to see if vets are "malingerers" 17:13 VA PTSD Criteria needed for PTSD diagnosis Explained! 17:40 What is the DSM criteria for PTSD? 18:00 PTSD Criterion A: Stressor 18:52 Non-military example of PTSD 20:02 Detailed discussion of PTSD Criterion B: Intrusive symptoms 21:34 PTSD Criterion C: Avoidance symptoms 21:56 In-depth discussion of PTSD Criterion D: Negative alterations in cognition and mood 24:35 PTSD Criterion E Alterations in arousal and reactivity 26:38 Criterion F: Duration of PTSD symptoms 26:54 Criterion G: Functional significance. Is your PTSD affecting your daily living? 27:18 Criterion H: Exclusion. Your PTSD symptoms cannot be attributed to substance use or self-medication. 29:20 PTSD Ratings 29:54 Any PTSD exceptions when it comes to VA disability claims? 30:09 What are the PTSD Specifications? Dissociative specification vs. delayed specification 31:26 How does the VA rate PTSD? VA PTSD Ratings 0%, 30%, 50%, 70%, or 100% 31:47 0% PTSD rating 31:54 30% PTSD rating 32:08 50% PTSD rating 32:17 70% PTSD rating 32:29 100% PTSD rating explained 33:13 PTSD C&P Exams tips | Tips for attending PTSD C&P Exam 35:00 What if I can't work because of my PTSD? Individual unemployability. TDIU. VA unemployability 35:54 Getting Proper PTSD Ratings and Unemployability due to PTSD discussed 36:45 Board of Veterans' Appeals and PTSD claims discussed (BVA and PTSD) 37:14 Does VA automatically consider you for Unemployability if you have 70% disability rating and can't work due to PTSD? 37:41 How do I file an Unemployability claim for PTSD? What is the TDIU form? VA Form 21-8940 40:08 Buddy statements for PTSD claims | Mental health claims 42:07 Who are the best people to ask to write a buddy statement for my PTSD claim? 43:13 Multiple Mental health conditions and VA claims 43:46 What if I'm diagnosed with multiple mental health conditions like depression, PTSD, anxiety and want all of those service-connected? 44:14 Can I be paid for two mental health conditions or more? Does the VA only pay for one mental health condition? 45:47 Examples we see of mental health claims and how Hill & Ponton handles these VA claims 47:14 Is it better to file for just one mental health condition instead of multiple ones? For a FREE Case Evaluation go here: https://www.hillandponton.com/free-ca... Visit our website at www.HillandPonton.com Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HillandPonton For questions please email us at [email protected] Speakers Brian Hill – Founding Partner Carol Ponton – Founding Partner Matthew Hill – Managing Partner Natalia Jofre - COO Melanie Williams– Attorney Rachel Cheek – Attorney Allison Reddick– Attorney Post traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a very common mental health condition brought on by witnessing or experiencing a traumatic or terrifying event. The Mayo Clinic estimates that more than three million Americans are diagnosed with PTSD every year. PTSD is especially prevalent among veterans, who are exposed to a number of these traumatic sights and experiences while serving in the military. Estimates vary widely on exactly how many veterans are living with PTSD, but the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) states that approximately 10 to 15 out of every 100 veterans will develop PTSD at some point following their military service. Veterans diagnosed with PTSD may qualify to receive benefits and compensation from the VA. In 2010, new regulations passed that make it easier for veterans to file a disability claim and receive PTSD compensation. Read our PTSD guide: https://www.hillandponton.com/introdu...