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Department of Defense Launches New Video to Encourage Help-Seeking for Psychological Health “A Different Kind of Courage: Safeguarding and Enhancing Your Psychological Health” is a new educational video depicting how service members and their families may be affected by combat and deployment stress. Featuring interviews with military mental health experts and chaplains, as well as personal stories by service and family members, the video explores issues of concern such as Posttraumatic …

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Military Pathways Women currently represent 1 in 16 veterans in the VA system, but in 15 years are projected to represent 1 in 7: http://tr.im/HID6about

Military Pathways 66% of military spouses have little or no knowledge of common signs & treatments for mental health issues (APA, 2008). Educate yourself! www.militarymentalhealth.org

Military Pathways Did you know that only 51% of OIF/OEF veterans with reported symptoms of PTSD have sought treatment (Tanielian & Jaycox, 2008)?

December 10, 2009 at 1:49pm

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Jessica Luntz

well. again if you have no children you deffinatly should not be applying for food stamps. single people should work 2 jobs to get what they need. as for the car if u cant afford it sell or down grade to something u can. ride the bus. BE GREEN. no need to be mean with people who are trying to help you. if u cant handle the truth about what is gunna... See More help you. than dont ask for help. i am married to a soldier. he has been home for almost 3 years and is still sometimes very distant. i think u need to stop thinking about yourself. you should be lucky u get help with what u do. back in the day the army could give a shit if you where married. they would say they didnt issue u a family. well maybe you should be supporting him. or maybe your husband changed while he was gone and just really want to move on with out you.

December 10, 2009 at 9:02pm

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December 23, 2009 at 12:25pm

Military Pathways Did you see our webcast with Brig Gen Loree Sutton? She has not posted answers to some questions she didn't get to during the live version. Go here to view the webcast and read the Q&A. Look for the "Military Pathways" webcast: http://www.dcoe.health.mil/Training/PastConferences.aspx

Military Pathways Thanking WWII vets today on Pearl Harbor Day...

Military Pathways A OIF/OEF veteran, SSgt Jeremiah Workman (USMC) writes about his struggles with PTSD. We commend his bravery and willingness to be so open about this difficult subject.http://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Sword-Marines-Journey-Redemption/dp/034551212Xwww.amazon.com Source: www.amazon.com Amazon.com: Shadow of the Sword: A Mari...ne's Journey of War, Heroism, and Redemption (9780345512123): Jeremiah Workman, John Bruning: Books

Military Pathways Jacksonville, NC: Twenty-six years ago we learned that 241 members of the 24th MAU had been killed by a non-Lebanese suicide bomber while they slept in their barracks. Today we remember! 220 US Marines, 18 Navy, 3 Army. Attend the remembrance ceremony today at 1030 hours Beirut Memorial Jacksonville.

Military Pathways Today is National Depression Screening Day! Observe this important day by checking up on your mental health. Take a free, anonymous screening online at www.militarymentalhealth.org.

October 8, 2009 at 9:21am

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Ro Del

For some STUPID reason, there are some doctors who think the brain is disconnected from the rest of the body? Last I looked, the entire body was connected. DON'T GIVE UP TROOPS, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.!

October 21, 2009 at 6:12pm

Heather Belford

Patty, thank-you for your words. Things are much better now that I can get proper help from non-military sources. Getting out of the Army was one of the best things that could have happened for me! I wish my experiences could have been better but until the Army does something to fix it's problems it's going to be bad for a lot of soldiers.
I was ... See Morein 101st at Ft. Campbell and I laughed when the post commander had a formal talk with the troops to not kill themselves. Ft. Campbell had the highest suicide rate in all of the army. For those who were never stationed with 101st they will never understand how different the rest of the Army is compared to this post. They have the highest suicide rate because nobody there cares one bit. All they care about is Air Assault. A General saying "don't kill yourself" is not going to do any good because when you go to your NCO's and tell them you need help you get mocked and shit on. Good luck to all our troops.

October 28, 2009 at 9:17am

Military Pathways In the Lackland area? Don’t miss Lackland Air Force Base’s National Depression Screening Day event TOMORROW, Oct. 8, from 8am-4:30 pm! Learn more: http://bit.ly/2xoqFu

October 7, 2009 at 8:21am

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Jessie Lorraine Tutt

When i was in college i was majoring in Child Psychology. Thought that was what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. I kept hearing on the news how the military needs more therapists to help with this "P.T.S.D." disorder. I was immediately interested. That's what i wanted to b doing. I wanted to help those people. I have family in the millitary ... See Moreand have had great uncles suffer from this for years. The brain and why it reacts the way it does to certain things has always fasinated me, but not as much as these mental disorders that military people develope after war. I put a hault on my child psychology studies to enlist in the United States Army National Guard out of Wisconsin. I was trying to get the 68whiskey (mental health specialist) MOS, but t was only avaliable out of an infantry unit. Since I'm female i wasn't able to get the job. I leave for basic on Nov. 18, and once i finish my AIT training i'm getting back into school to major in PTSD. Once i finish with the schooling, i should be able to obtain a job in the military for this. I keep all of you enlisted and veterans in my prayers, for i will one day be in your shoes. There's only one life to live, so why not make it a well lived one!
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October 13, 2009 at 8:28am

Military Pathways Check out Military Pathways’ NEW online screening and let us know what you think. Please share with friends and family: http://www.militarymentalhealth.org.

Military Pathways We want to hear from you! Check out Military Pathways’ NEW online screening and let us know what you think. Please share with friends and family: http://www.militarymentalhealth.org.

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Military Pathways Another great event for those in Massachusetts: Check out "Veterans Appreciation Day in the Park" this Saturday, September 26, at Dunn State Park in Gardner, MA. Free family activities! Register here: http://bit.ly/WNDnb

Military Pathways In the Boston area? Come hear CSM Sam Rhodes (RET) speak about his struggles with PTSD & suicide TONIGHT from 7-9 PM at the Newton Marriot Hotel! All veterans and family and interested members of the community are welcome!

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Military Pathways™ Online Screening Gets a Makeover

New look, more materials, better resources for service members and families! Last year, military personnel and families across the country took the opportunity to assess their mental health and emotional wellbeing...

Military Pathways In the Fort Bliss area? Don’t miss Fort Bliss’s special event, going on NOW--Sept. 22 through Sept. 25--in recognition of National Depression Screening Day and Suicide Prevention Month! Learn all about it here: http://bit.ly/xfJTL

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We all know a thing or two about the state of our physical health – weight, blood pressure, etc. – thanks to annual check-ups. But how much do we know about our behavioral health? Military personnel and ...

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