Bulletproofing Military Families
Presentation by Dr. Kate Hendricks at Global Social Welfare Digital Summit 2018 Citation Hendricks, Dr. Kate. Bulletproofing Military Families. SWHELPER...
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Strong Committed Relationships Can Buffer Military Suicides
Can being in a strong committed relationship reduce the risk of suicide? Researchers at Michigan State University believe so, especially...
Operation Surf Uses Surfing to Help Veterans
Photo Credit: ESPN Every day roughly twenty veterans commit suicide. It is estimated that 22% of all suicide deaths in...
Mental Fitness: We Can Actually Train to Become Resilient Leaders!
What if I told you that mental fitness is something you can develop in the same way you build your...
Veterans: Take This Survey!
Learning about military-to-civilian reintegration requires asking the right questions of the right people. A novel, new study is seeking military...
Will Veteran Suicide and Mental Illness Rate Improve?
Even in Afghanistan, I will seek pet therapy! - Rick Rogers (pictured above) It was about 9 years ago. I...
UA Study to Take ‘Deep Dive’ into Risk Factors for Veterans, Suicides
University of Alabama researchers, America’s Warrior Partnership and The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation have partnered on a four-year, $2.9 million study to explore...
Military Service Boosts Resilience, Well-Being Among Transgender Veterans
Transgender people make up a small percentage of active-duty U.S. military personnel, but their experience in the service may yield...
More Veterans Have Enrolled in College with Post-9/11 G.I. Bill
Capt. Irvin Drummond, U.S. Army, studies at a computer 18 May 2007. (Photo by Chris Sanders, U.S. Army) The Post-9/11...
What Do Service Women Need: Invisible Veterans but Resilient Leaders
As a military health researcher, I hear veteran women tell me all the time that they sometimes feel invisible. The...
Loneliness Kills: Lessons From a Combat Hospital
Kate Hendricks (center) I used to think I understood health. I worked in fitness and told people about it for...
Danielle King: A Champion for the Disabled and LBGTQA Youth
Danielle King: Master's Degree Student at Rutgers School of Public Health Danielle King’s deep concern for the well-being of others...
Simple Intervention Proves Effective in Reducing Suicide Among Active-Duty Soldiers
Suicidal behavior among active-duty service members can be reduced for up to six months with a relatively simple intervention that...
Military Women: The Surprising Health Benefits of Combat Integration
Better, Not Worse, Together Military veterans have a good understanding of what unit cohesion means, but if you’re not a...
Battling for Balance
When I left the Marine Corps, I had a hard time carving a new identity for myself. I was terribly...
Trauma-Informed Care for Veterans
By Kate Hendricks Thompson and Sarah Plummer Taylor An increase in trauma-informed care leads to more efficient and effective response...
It’s Grief To Me – Death, Divorce, Incarceration, Deployment and Foster Care
Every year, educators in the public education system spend roughly 180 days and approximately around 1,000 hours with our children....
Military-Civilian Drift: Leaders Work to Bridge the Gap at S2C Summit
I spent last week at the University of Alabama's second Service Member to Civilian Summit. S2C was full of amazing...
Mental Fitness Training: A New Military and Veteran Mental Health Paradigm
The idea that PTSD is an unalterable, lifetime sentence is neurologically untrue. This is good news!!! So why haven't our...
5 Ways a PTSD Service Dog Can Help
U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Sean Stevenson takes a knee while on a security patrol in Sangin, Afghanistan, June...
