Whether it’s during training or deployment, the dangers of military service can inflict lingering wounds that often emerge once a veteran returns home. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and moral injury impact the ability of veterans to lead normal, healthy lives. The challenges of civilian life has led to unusually high cases of depression, addiction and, yes, suicide.
Since 9/11, there has been a staggering increase in veterans taking their own lives. Suicide is now the second leading-cause of death for veterans under 45. In order to tackle this unprecedented crisis, we need to explore new treatment options to give our veterans the post-service care they deserve.
IN QUESTO SITO SI RACCONTANO GLI EFFETTI COLLATERALI PSICO-SOCIALI VISSUTI DAI MILITARI IMPEGNATI NELLE GUERRE E LE TERAPIE SPERIMENTATE NEI LORO CONFRONTI.
ALTRI SITI CHE SI OCCUPANO DELLO STESSO FENOMENO SONO: HHP - REASON FOR HOPE
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