Cyber troops would get better access to mental health support for job stress.
Members of the military's Cyber Mission Force would get better access to mental health support to help with job stress. This bill would require the Department of Defense to assign behavioral health professionals directly to their work locations. These professionals would have the necessary security clearances to provide confidential treatment.
Currently, there is no specific program requiring the Department of Defense to assign cleared behavioral health professionals to the operating locations of the Cyber Mission Force. If this bill passes, the Department of Defense would be directed to create such a program, ensuring these cyber troops have direct access to mental health support from appropriately cleared professionals.
HR 6630 · 119th Congress · December 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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