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1. Guest Perspective: Because We Care - Risk for Moral Injury During the Covid-19 Pandemic

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in military Service members and Veterans. The term moral injury was coined by Jonathan Shay in his ...

   bnash - 2020-06-05 11:01 - 0 comments

2. Guest Perspective: Understanding and Treating Traumatic Brain Injury

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... and Veterans Brain Injury Center, a total of 339,462 service members have been diagnosed with TBI since 2000. The U.S. Department of ...

   alison.cernich - 2016-03-22 12:52 - 0 comments

3. Guest Perspective: Think Outside of the Box

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... vases with flowers and most importantly: visitors and family members that could stay at the bedside of their physically wounded warrior.  ...

   cfurdek - 2018-04-23 12:55 - 0 comments

4. Guest Perspective: Learning to Bridge Cultures: A Few Lessons Learned from a Continuing Journey

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... with what it needs to develop and support Security Forces members.  I cannot completely capture all my lessons learned in this blog, ...

   Dwilson - 2017-02-07 13:25 - 0 comments

5. Staff Perspective: Revisiting the Power of Stigma

   ... also led me to rethink stigma and its impact on Service members and Veterans. To catch up on this topic, I read the article ... - Another piece of the equation is providing better education to military leadership, military-connected individuals, and their ...

   Pdomenici - 2018-07-11 09:15 - 0 comments

6. Guest Perspective: Deployment, Mental Health Conditions and Psychotropic Medications – Good to Go?

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... pace of deployment has decreased in recent years, military members continue to deploy to combat zones and other areas around the globe.  ...

   james.west - 2016-04-19 12:44 - 0 comments

7. Guest Perspective: Career Path of a Military Spouse

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... My new job included providing counseling for Service members and their families. During my time there, I encountered many spouses ...

   eottenwess - 2017-03-28 13:02 - 0 comments

8. Staff Perspective: Caring for the Mental Health Needs of the Military Child (& Adolescent)

   ... health of children of deployed and nondeployed service members. Overall results indicated that most military children were not ... and Educational Resources: The Military Child Education Coalition [ www.militarychild.org] DODEA (Dept. of Defense ...

   kcopeland - 2020-04-27 14:19 - 0 comments

9. Guest Perspective: No Pain – No Gain: The Gift of Adversity

   ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... our information media routinely carry reports of Service members and negative outcomes such as suicide, homicide, family abuse, denial ...

   Cgreene - 2016-02-09 15:37 - 0 comments

10. Guest Perspective: Evolving Challenges of Deployment Communication

    ... Psychology’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality education on military- and deployment-related psychology, we are proud to ... By Nick Cassan Guest columnist Most Service members see deployments as short term intervals, usually interruptions, in ...

    Anonymous - 2021-11-10 08:37 - 0 comments

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