Provocatus Team Attended Pharmacy Connect and Presented Veteran Access Scheme
Australian pharmacies are key partners for Provocatus’ Veteran Access Scheme™ (VAS) and Pharmacy Connect is a key event for the industry.
On September 4 and 5, Provocatus’ Renee and Nicole will be available to talk about the VAS pillars of care – Medication, Appliances, Clinical Wellness and Education – and the support it’s providing to veterans. Come to Pharmacy Connect 2025 at the Sydney Hyatt Regency and say hello! … Read More
Women now make up over 13 per cent of Australia’s veteran community (DVA, 2023) and more than 20 per cent of current ADF personnel (ADF, 2024). Yet, many do not identify as veterans after service due to perceptions of stigma, invisibility in veteran spaces and a lack of recognition.
This silence has real consequences for their health, wellbeing and access to support. So, what really matters for Australian women veterans? And how can we better support their health journeys, during and after service? … Read More
When Ashley Semmens visited the Provocatus team in Wollongong, he generously shared his insights into recovering from PTSD and mental health issues, as well as taking on big challenges.
Please see the video here to find out about his crossing of the English Channel and how he raised significant funds for the Navy Clearance Diver Trust. … Read More
Members of the Provocatus team were honoured to attend the Navy Clearance Diver Trust cocktail event in Manly.
Hearing about the important and invaluable work done by NCDT to support and assist Navy Clearance Divers, along with inspirational words from Ashley Semmens, made it a night to remember.
We’re looking forward to continuing our work with the NCDT. … Read More
Leaving military service and stepping into civilian life is a major life change.
For many Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel, it’s a time of excitement but also uncertainty. Adjusting to new routines, finding a sense of purpose, and securing employment can all feel overwhelming.
As an Australian veteran-owned business, we understand the unique challenges veterans face. Below we explore the common challenges of transitioning to civilian life, offer practical tips, and highlight resources to help you succeed in the navigating the change from military service to civilian life. … Read More
The transition to civilian life, the physical toll of service, and the emotional weight of past experiences can all contribute to mental health struggles, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorders.
For many veterans, these challenges don’t just affect them individually; they ripple outward, impacting their families, spouses, and support networks. Without access to specialised veteran health care, mental health conditions can worsen, leading to isolation, relationship difficulties, and even crisis situations. … Read More
Veterans often live with complex and layered health needs that span both physical and mental health. That’s why GPs, allied health professionals, and providers like Provocatus each have an important role to play in making sure veterans receive the care and support they deserve. … Read More
If you’re a veteran spouse, know this: You are not alone.
As a veteran-owned company, Provocatus understands the unique challenges faced by veteran families and is committed to supporting those who have served, along with the spouses and families who stand beside them. There are services, programs, and networks designed to help you. Whether you need assistance with financial aid, mental health support, or simply a sense of connection, this article will assist you to find the support you need. … Read More
Veterans face unique mental health challenges, often compounded by the effects of polypharmacy.
In this webinar, Dr. Richard Magtengaard, a Consultant Psychiatrist, and Dr. Michael Mumford, a General Practitioner with extensive experience in veteran healthcare, provides expert insights tailored to healthcare professionals. … Read More
June marks PTSD Awareness Month. It’s a chance for all of us to pause and talk openly about something that affects many Australian veterans: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). … Read More