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Watch this video depicting how Service Members and their families may be affected by combat and deployment stress. View it by clicking on this link.

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www.mentalhealthscreening.org

Provides video resources for soldiers and family members on handling the stresses of deployment and transitioning home. Includes specific resources for youth coping with military deployment.

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www.battlemind.army.mil

Provides compassionate care, support and stress management tools for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans and their families. Offers a range of free services: workshops and retreats; psychological counseling; training for care providers; and community forums.

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www.cominghomeproject.net

Learn about the Army's programs on helping soldiers and families manage combat stress and related problems that can arise during and after deployment.

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phc.amedd.army.mil

Access a DoD program that works to improve psychological health and TBI treatment of Service Members and Veterans.

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www.dcoe.health.mil

Provides a Self Assessment for Veterans service that is voluntary and anonymous, and is offered online, by phone and through special events held at installations and reserve units.

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www.pdhealth.mil

Provides free mental health services nationwide by mental health professionals who literally give an hour of their time each week to military personnel and their families.

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www.giveanhour.org

Provides assistance with difficulties such as nightmares, flashbacks, irritability, anger, depression, family problems or an overall sense of not being the same since returning from deployment.

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www.pdhealth.mil

Contact the local MHA affiliates in your state that can help you find support groups in your area.

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www.nmha.org

Access information from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) about prevention, treatment and recovery support for mental health and substance use disorders.

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www.samhsa.gov

Read tips for identifying and dealing with stress.

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militaryfamily.com

Provides education and training for Service Members and families regarding responses to stress, and offers self-guided tools for increasing personal resiliency.

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www.onefreedom.org

Contact the 24-hour/7 days a week outreach center at 866-966-1020 to reach the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE).

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www.dcoe.health.mil

Find articles and resources on a variety of psychological health issues, as well as video interviews with Service Members, their families and others dealing with mental health issues and traumatic brain injuries.

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realwarriors.net

Find tips and tricks for handling stress. Service Members or Veterans can call for confidential counseling.

1-855-838-8255

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ubhc.umdnj.edu

Provides a variety of behavioral health information for Service Members, Veterans and military families.

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www.afterdeployment.org

Teaches Service Members how to assess their levels of stress and offers stress reduction exercises.

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www.afterdeployment.org

Recognize anger cues and learn strategies to manage anger. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.

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www.afterdeployment.org

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