This study is testing a program called "Peer Support for Whole Health" for Veterans who are having challenges with daily life, like relationships or work, and may have behavioral health concerns. This program connects you with a Veteran who has recovered from mental health or substance use issues. They will help you explore your values and self-care using the Whole Health model. We're comparing this to a program called "Self-Directed Whole Health," which gives you information about VA Whole Health tools. We want to see if Peer Support for Whole Health improves your psychosocial functioning (how well you manage daily life) after 9 months. We are looking for 240 Veterans who are enrolled in primary care at one of the study sites and meet certain criteria. The study status is unclear.

Study design

This is an interventional study planning to enroll 240 Veterans. It compares two behavioral interventions: Peer Support for Whole Health and Self-Directed Whole Health.

What's involved

Veteran participants will have one-on-one appointments with VA peer support staff for Peer Support for Whole Health, or an appointment with research staff to receive information for Self-Directed Whole Health.

Compensation

Not stated in the trial record.

Follow-up

Your psychosocial functioning will be measured at 9 months.

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