US EditionNo one in the military should face mental health issues alone – support networks are vital | Op-Ed
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No one in the military should face mental health issues alone – support networks are vital | Op-Ed
The word “resilient” is hurled around like a football in the military community, and for a long time, mental health resources in the military have been centered around this word and nothing else. Adjusting to military life? “Be resilient.” Last-minute deployment? “Be resilient.” Family must move again? “Be resilient.” Financial stress? “Be resilient.” Resilience is a valuable skill that helps the men and women in uniform learn to more easily ada…
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