When the warrior returns
Subtitle: making the transition at home
By: edited by Nathan D. Ainspan and Walter E. Penk
Publisher: Naval Institute Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Annapolis, Md
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781612510903; 9781612510910
Subjects: Veterans' families; Psychology; Handbooks, manuals; Families of military personnel; Services for; Soldiers; Veterans; Family relationships
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The warrior's family; title: The immediate post-deployment period: deployments are hard, but homecoming can be even harder; title: Life after military service: what you need to know and do to succeed as a veteran family; title: Family and friends as care providers for disabled service members; title: Emotions and their impact on families; title: The effects of repeated deployments on warriors and families; title: Building resilience in the military family during and following deployment; title: Suicide and suicide prevention; title: Self-medication and drug abuse; title: Got kids? Parenting tips for when your warrior returns from deployment; title: Children of injured military parents; title: Children's reactions to deployment, reintegration, and injuries by age groups, with; title: Recommendations on how to help them; title: Family assistance for service members seeking employment or education; title: Sex and intimacy after combat; title: Female warriors; title: Families of National Guard and Reserve service members; title: Unmarried partners and blended families; title: Appendix; title: List of contributors; title: Index; title: Illustrations and tables; title: Figures; title: U.S. Army active duty suicide rates, as of November 2011: convincing evidence of the effect of multiple deployments on suicide rates, which have more than doubled from peace-time levels, rising from 9.6/100,000 in 2004 to a projected 24.6/100,000 in 2011; title: Ace program card; title: Suicide prevention risk factor assessment card; title: The toll that multiple deployments take on service members; title: The impact of arousal and anxiety on information processing efficiency and memory; title: Tables; title: Ways families can improve deployment resilience; title: Reframing common clinical symptoms associated with depression, stress injuries, and TBI; title: Drug abuse warning signs; title: Comparison of academic experiences in the military and civilian environments; title: Continuum of startle responses: the effects of traumatic disruption on information processing.