From the Battlefield to the Homefront: The Veteran Struggle for Belonging Each year, over three million people visit the Vietnam War Memorial in...
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Veterans as First Responders When our veterans return to civilian life, many civilians view our jobs as first responders… See Direct link to article >...
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Supporting Our Mighty Military Kids A military child can be described in various ways: strong, resilient, adaptable, puissant, and the list goes on…...
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Breaking the Stigma Around PTSD and Mental Health in Women Veterans As San Diego Veterans Magazine is highlighting Women’s History Month in March, this is...
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Black Veterans’ Silent Battle with Mental Health and Addiction is Costing Lives When I returned from serving my country, I was a different person. My kids...
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Spring is here—a season synonymous with renewal and fresh starts. Just as many of us feel motivated to declutter our homes, reorganize our spaces, and open...
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A Message of Hope and Support As Clinic Directors at The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinics at VVSD in California, we have witnessed remarkable...
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When Hypervigilance Takes Over One of the most troubling aspects of post-traumatic stress is what we call hypervigilance, and this constant state of...
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A Look Behind, a Look Ahead I am privileged to have the opportunity to discuss Veteran’s health in Homeland Magazine and humbled by the opportunity to work...
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Practicing the Attitude of Gratitude in the Midst of Loneliness Loneliness may appear like a plague, but with a shift in perspective, it is a safe landing...
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