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Senate Passes Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention Bill
Military.com| by Bryant Jordan

The Senate unanimously passed veterans legislation on Tuesday intended to reduce the veteran suicide rate, which averages to ab...

Depression

Dispelling Five Common Myths About Depression
Military.com| by Military Pathways

There are more than 19 million adults in the United States living with depression and many more people could be suffering.
Depression: Family and Caregiver Guide
Military.com| by Warrior Transition Command

It is important to recognize the symptoms of depression and get the resources you need to get help for you or your Soldier.
Are Mil Teens More Likely to Consider Suicide?
A recent study says teens who've had a parent deploy are much more likely to consider suicide than non-military kids.
A Good Defense Against Depression: Learning
Military.com| by Adrian Zupp

It is activity that pulls one from the vortex of depression and back into the mainstream of life.
What Does Your Provider Know About Depression?
Military.com| by Darlene Powell Garlington, Ph.D., Military Pathways

Depression impacts active-duty service members returning from combat in Iraq and Afghanistan at a high rate.
Are You Experiencing Depression? 4 Symptoms You Should Know
Ms. Vicki

Depression is an illness, and it's a very common one. Here's four major symptoms you should look out for.
Are Military Suicides Contagious?
Jacey Eckhart

When so many good people are trying so hard to prevent suicide among our military members, why do the numbers continue to climb...

Substance Abuse

PTSD

Floating: The New Frontier in Physical and Emotional Health
Military.com

Floating gives you a unique opportunity to self-reflect and gain perspective, It has been shown to reduce symptoms of PTSD
You Can Help Children Whose Parents Have PTSD
Military.com| by Andrea Carlile, Military Pathways

It started with a call from the school. They reported "aggressive behavior towards another child."
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Military.com

Learn more about the Department of Veterans Affairs Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment and outreach programs.
How to Recognize PTSD in Your Spouse
Military.com| by Ingrid Herrera-Yee, LMHC, PhD, Military Pathways

With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be hard to know when your partner is struggling.
One Person's PTSD Can Affect a Whole Family
Military.com| by Andrea Carlile, Military Pathways

Family members of people with PTSD can suffer from secondary stress and experience some of the same debilitating effects.
PTSD Frequently Asked Questions
Military.com

PTSD Frequently Asked Questions
PTSD Treatment Options
Military.com| by Defense Centers of Excellence

There are several treatment options that health professionals and clinicians can use to treat service members with PTSD.
Panelists: PTSD Can't Be Cured, Only Managed
Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer| by Patrick Quinn

There is no cure for PTSD, but sufferers can learn to manage it, health professionals said at a symposium.
4 Myths Your Service Member Believes About PTSD
Ms. Vicki

Sometimes they think they're weak. Or crazy. Or used goods. Here's why getting help is a good idea.

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