2010 Annual Report

The National Center for Telehealth & Technology went into full production mode in 2010. After two years of steady growth and meticulous research into the treatment of PTSD and traumatic brain injury, T2 psychologists and interactive development engineers released a wide range of stress reduction, self-assessment, and treatment apps; suicide prevention and psychological support websites; and virtual-reality-based therapeutic tools.

This past year of work clearly demonstrates the essential role technology plays in addressing the many challenges associated with psychological health and traumatic brain injury. Leveraging technology can create a meaningful difference in the health and wellness of every beneficiary.

T2 is enhancing the quality of life for service members, veterans and their families by bringing treatment tools and information as close as their telephones, smartphones, and computers. To learn more about the science and technology inside T2, view the annual report here.

2009 Annual Report

The National Center for Telehealth & Technology (T2) began in 2008 and rapidly grew to a vibrant organization. In 2009, our staff expanded to nearly 80 highly motivated federal employees and contractors committed to leveraging technology for the psychological and cognitive health of our Armed Forces and their Families.

The contributions of T2's professional and technical staff are beginning to have a direct impact on the delivery of military mental health care. This expertise and innovative use of technology may even touch your life or those of your family and friends. Download a PDF of our annual report to learn more.

2008 Annual Report

2008 marked the first year of National Center Telehealth & Technology (T2) as an organization. What began as the Army Behavioral Health Technology Office (ABHTO) at Madigan Army Medical Center grew into a multi-division Department of Defense (DoD) organization with numerous federal and civilian partners.

T2's central focus is to identify and advance emerging technologies within the DoD and to ensure the integration of such technologies in a manner consistent with optimal care. Download a PDF of our 2008 annual report to learn more.