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3 Ways to Safely and Successfully Support Your Spouse Who’s Struggling With Their Mental Health
By Jessi Beyer When you think about your spouse’s mental health after they return home from deployment, your greatest concern… Read More
Safe Space: Telephonic Care Helps Army Spouse Learn to Love Again
By Dana Dreckman Kathy Belleville vividly remembers the first time she asked for help with her marriage. After several years… Read More
USPS Issues ‘Healing PTSD’ Stamp to Raise Funds for Veterans
From militarytimes.com The United States Postal Service is taking action to help veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder with the… Read More
Recovering From Military Trauma
by Kate Walker Military personnel spend years training and preparing on how to protect their country from those who mean… Read More
I Have Friendship PTSD
It is also important to note that, while this article is light-hearted in nature, it in no way seeks to… Read More
Living With Both PTSD And ADHD as a Military Spouse
The similarities between PTSD and ADHD Let’s first discuss the similarities between the two conditions, Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder… Read More
Military Spouse Life: A Difficult Challenge Worth Accepting
The Challenges of Deployment and Beyond Deployment can be a nerve-racking experience for military spouses and their family members. The… Read More
Post-Time War Stress Disorder: Doctor Who’s Secret Symptom
Originally posted on PsychologyToday.com. By Travis Langley, Ph.D. After a year with no new season of Doctor Who, the BBC's time-traveling… Read More
Spouse Confessions: I Know My Husband Has PTS Symptoms, Because I Have It Too
Confession: I recognize my husband’s PTS symptoms… because I have suffered them, too. I have been with my military husband… Read More
Thanksgiving: Why I am Grateful for My Spouse’s Injuries
The term “being grateful” conjures up feelings of gratefulness for: happiness, job security, and health. These are all wonderful qualities… Read More
Is ’22 Push-ups for Suicide Awareness’ a Good Thing?
From Gabrielleandthepack.com Have you seen this challenge going around Facebook? People are supposed to record themselves doing 22 push ups a… Read More
Post-Traumatic Stress: When It Starts To Hurt Your Family
Last year, our family had the most magical Christmas: the blankets of fresh snow, bright lights and merry songs filling… Read More
Coping With Death: Just Another Day in America
There has been so much death lately. There is war and so many of the people we know and love are… Read More
Pets & PTSD – How You & Your Dog Can Save A Life
I've heard it said, several times, that becoming a parent is an experience that it's impossible to understand without having… Read More
Dear Mindy, Wife In Need
Dear Mindy, I have no idea where to turn to so I decided to write to you guys in hope… Read More
The Caregiver of Invisible Wounds
The face of a caregiver takes many forms. These faces are weathered and weary. Battered and often near broken. Hopeful,… Read More
Warriors for Healing
“Something just seemed off. There was something off kilter. I didn’t feel like my former self and I didn’t feel like… Read More
Your Military Child and PTSD
Over the last couple of years, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) have come to the… Read More