Body and Mind in PTSD Recovery
The Role of the Body and Mind in PTSD Recovery A focus of most of my earlier columns has been on the pluses and minuses of available treatment options for...
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Medicare OEP 2024
Medicare OEP 2024 It’s that time of year again – Open Enrollment Period for Medicare is October 15 through December 7… See Direct link to article...
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Mental Health Care for Veterans
Celebrating 5 Years of High-Quality Accessible Mental Health Care for Veterans, Service Members and Their Families in San Diego. The need for high-quality,...
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One Veteran’s Crusade to Save Others From Suicide
A Legacy of Connection: One Veteran’s Crusade to Save Others From Suicide Like many others, Jacob Norotsky’s journey into the military stemmed from a desire...
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Mind the Gap
Mind the Gap Life involves many significant transitional periods, such as those familiar to us this time of year, a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) to a...
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There Are Options Other than Suicide
There Are Options Other than Suicide You are at the end of your rope and you can’t take it any much longer. You are in pain and you feel there is no...
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The Urgent Need for Effective PTSD Treatment
From 9/11 to Today: Understanding the Lasting Impact of Trauma and the Urgent Need for Effective PTSD Treatment. This month’s theme, “9/11 Never...
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Nonprofits: Supporting Veterans Since 9/11
Never Forget: The Role of Nonprofits in Supporting Veterans Since 9/11 As we approach the anniversary of September 11, 2001, we reflect on the bravery and...
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How an Army Nurse Became a Paralympic Triathlete
How an Army Nurse Became a Paralympic Triathlete (WWP) For a warrior who’s already topped so much adversity, 30 mile-per-hour winds weren’t going to stop...
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Mental Health Resources in the Workplace
Our September issue highlights Suicide Prevention Month, and it’s important that you’re aware of the conversations that private sector employers are having...
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