Posted on Aug 21, 2019
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
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Further evidence that service affects the entire family - including children. It's time to start focusing on our military kids.
We can help. If you're a military family member, or you know a military family who needs mental health support, reach out to a Cohen Clinic near you: cohenveteransnetwork.org
We can help. If you're a military family member, or you know a military family who needs mental health support, reach out to a Cohen Clinic near you: cohenveteransnetwork.org
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Posted from militarytimes.com
Military Family
PTSD
Cohen Veterans Network
Children
Mental Health
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I have to say that this has been a concern of mine, that I bring stuff home with me and it affects my children.
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SFC Michael D. - The hell of it is I know that I do, and I can see its effects in them. That is heartbreaking.
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My family is effed up as it consists of a mother and daughter who have PTSD from a bad car crash, and I have it as well. I have noticed peculiar quirks in my family. I peeled back the onion and determined the quirks were a manifestation from PTSD. Sometimes you need to ask why?
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