Fitness’s role in transitioning to civilian life
“The military life is one of structure and routine. The absence of being told where to be and what to do is probably one of the hardest things to get...
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TRANSITIONING MILITARY (CAREERS & EDUCATION)
Addiction and “Brain Drain”
Addiction and “Brain Drain” Are you powerless? What a question! Nobody wants to think of themselves as being incapable or inept. The word...
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Helping a Chronic Substance Abuser Face Reality
Helping a Chronic Substance Abuser Face Reality If someone you love is chemically dependent, then the rules of the household are probably all shot to hell....
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How Do You Love Someone Addicted to Chemicals?
How Do You Love Someone Addicted to Chemicals? As our nation remembers those who suffered on 9/11 and in the ensuing war, we pause to send loving wishes and...
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Spice: Fact vs. Fiction
Spice: Fact vs. Fiction If you think that synthetic marijuana – also known as Spice, K2, fake weed and herbal incense – is all-natural,...
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VetCaregiver Self Check-In
So often as caregivers, we are running so hard, putting ourselves last, and not realizing we are burnt out until we fall ill. Or, we know we’re overwhelmed,...
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Women Returning from War
Women represent just over 14 percent of active-duty military, and unlike in the past, they may be involved in conflict operations. When in or near...
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From PTSD and Sniper Fire, to Dogs That Heal
From PTSD and Sniper Fire, to Dogs That Heal By Judy Keene For our military men and women, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can include constant fear...
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Caring for a Service Member/Veteran with PTSD
Caring for a Service Member/Veteran with PTSD By Linda Kreter One of the most challenging aspects of PTSD is that it may affect the entire family, from...
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Don’t Fear the Flu Season
Every year during flu season, many of us start ducking and dodging to avoid the coughs and sneezes of family, friends and strangers. Influenza, more...
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