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Helps Service Members and Veterans understand what to expect when returning from a war zone, how to handle the transition, the signs of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and where to go for help.
Outlines a four-step guide on how couples can reestablish a shared sense of purpose following deployment. Accompanies Becoming A Couple Again.
Recognize anger cues and learn strategies to manage anger. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.
Focuses on the importance of a balanced life when work and home schedules are hectic and demanding. Utilizes the "mind-body" model and engaging exercises to help achieve more balance in life.
Provides tools to deal with difficult deployment reminders that may occur in the daily lives of Service Members or Veterans. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.
Access a fact sheet that provides information on ways to enhance your homecoming and communication during the holidays when a Service Member returns home.
Provides a variety of behavioral health information for Service Members, Veterans and military families.
Teaches strategies that help with sleep problems, even frequent nightmares, which can be common following a deployment.
Learn about the causes and signs of depression. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.
Connects women Veterans to mentors for personal and professional guidance, legal advice and counseling services.
Provides video resources for soldiers and family members on handling the stresses of deployment and transitioning home. Includes specific resources for youth coping with military deployment.
Learn how spiritual well-being can help you both cope with and understand your deployment experiences.
Provides guidance on how to cope with the challenges and adjustments that children and families often face during a deployment.
Describes how to manage barriers to care. Learn when it's time to seek out a professional and what type of provider to contact in your area.
Teaches Service Members how to assess their levels of stress and offers stress reduction exercises.
Assists transitioning Marines with employment, Veterans benefits, education and community information, and provides links to service organizations.
A guide to help families cope with the stress and challenges associated with reintegration and reunion.
Connect with women Veterans and clinical providers who specialize in treating mental health, substance abuse and trauma issues of women who have served.
Offers a number of links to external resources on each of the 12 After Deployment programs that are designed to help soldiers adjust after deployment.
Provides free retreats in a camp-like setting for Veterans and their families in Grantsburg Wisconsin.
Tools to help Service Members improve their relationships with family and friends. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.
Provides returning OIF/OEF Active duty, Reserve and National Guard members a site about the medical, financial and other benefits offered to Veterans and their dependents.
Offers a one-stop location for military and their families to find assistance ranging from training and employment to financial help, free airline tickets, computers, care packages and much more.
Offers advice for returning service men and women on military transitions, disaster preparedness and routine health.
Provides information on how to deal with on-the-job problems and succeed at work after a deployment. Offers an assessment, an electronic-library, game-based simulations and narrator-guided self-help workshops.
Provides a full status check on each of the 12 After Deployment programs that are designed to help soldiers adjust after deployment.
Offers ways to manage the immediate and long-term aspects of coping with a physical injury attained during deployment.
Provides education and training for Service Members and families regarding responses to stress, and offers self-guided tools for increasing personal resiliency.
Offers advice for Service Members on how to make their family's health care transition go more smoothly when moving, especially when deploying or returning from deployment.
Teaches Veterans techniques for post-deployment transitioning. The online course also helps manage military stress and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). May be taken for credit at Citrus College or as a non-credit course.
Educates and informs the community about the challenges facing wounded soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as offers support and recreational programs.
Provides transition assistance to severely injured Service Members by establishing a support network and coordinating resources on his or her behalf.
Provides an overview of what Veterans should know before they leave military service. Includes links to the Transition Assistance Program (TAP) for all branches of military service.
Provides tips to help Service Members through the transition of returning home after military duty.
Offers transition assistance to Veterans of
Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, as well as assistance with mental wellness, employment, education, events and navigating the VA system.
Connects members of the military community - active duty, National Guard, Reserve, Veteran, family member, caretaker - with the resources they need as they transition to civilian life.
Offers Service Members, Veterans and family members services to help in transitioning to civilian life.
Program provides outreach, education and training, reintegration and wellness support programs to returning Veterans.
Answers questions on deployment as well as the reunion of friends and family. Includes information on health and wellness for Service Members and their families.
Discover a unique weekend program for Veterans, designed to help heal the emotional wounds of military service.
The goal of the Wingman Project is to eliminate Warfighter and family member suicide through human outreach, media and training.
Learn about an online community dedicated specifically for use by all U.S. Military, whether active duty, Veterans or retired, and their families and friends, too, to share useful, timely information in video format on subjects of importance to them.
