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PTSD, TBI, Depression

Learn about the most common stress problems experienced by today’s service members.

Articles:
  • Simplifying The Complicated
    Simplifying The Complicated
    Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety condition that can result from experiencing an event involving direct or indirect threat of death, serious injury or a physical threat.
  • Women And PTSD
    Women And PTSD
    In the population at large, women are more than twice as likely as men to develop posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), although the reasons why are not clearly understood.
  • The ABCs Of TBI
    The ABCs Of TBI
    Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the leading wounds among troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
  • TBI And The Family
    TBI And The Family
    Living with a service member who has suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the greatest challenges a military family, or any family, can face.
  • Shed A Tear For Depression
    Shed A Tear For Depression
    Depression is a common, but complex mental-health problem and one that people don't always understand.
  • Stigma Busters
    Stigma Busters
    EDUCATION IS THE KEY --- KNOW THE FACTS
  • The Bold, The Daring, And The Stressed
    The Bold, The Daring, And The Stressed
    "Bold and Daring" reads the banner on the USS DECATUR (DDG 73), a ballistic missile defense (BMD) destroyer homeported in San Diego.
  • It's Not Just Combat
    It's Not Just Combat
    People who are not in the mental health field may think that posttraumatic stress disorder in service members is only associated with combat exposure.
  • High-Op Tempo: The 'New Norm'
    High-Op Tempo: The 'New Norm'
    Even though combat operations have ended in Iraq and a drawdown of troops continues in Afghanistan, ongoing global uncertainties dictate that a high operational tempo will continue for the armed forces.
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