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Military veterans: Therapeutic journaling in a veterans treatment court
Journal of Poetry Therapy, 2015Therapeutic journaling can promote self-reflection and contemplation in ways that extend treatment beyond the in-person therapeutic encounter. Although the research literature on journaling is scant, evidence suggests that journaling improves physical and mental health functioning. Therapeutic journaling is now becoming more commonplace in the criminal
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What Does it Mean to be a Military Veteran? Issues of Veterans in Non-Military Organizations
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2020Military veterans have not been studied widely in the context of non- military organizations, although academic interest in veterans’ topics has increased in the last decade.
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Military and Veteran Criminality
AbstractLaw enforcement has increasingly leveraged resources as vehicles to connect criminal-justice–involved veterans and residential mental health programs, monetary benefits, and other vital services not ordinarily available to civilian offenders.openaire +1 more source
Self-Care Styles in Military Veterans
Military Medicine, 1995Understanding of self-care behaviors in veterans has been hampered by lack of a framework by which to describe styles or patterns of individual self-care. The primary purpose of this study was to identify consciously performed health practices in 69 U.S. military veterans and to categorize these behaviors into styles.
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Loneliness and suicidal behaviour in military veterans
International Journal of Psychiatry in Clinical PracticeLoneliness can be defined as a subjective distressing experience that results from perceived isolation or the difference between an individual's preferred and actual social experience. Loneliness is associated with an increase in the incidence of psychiatric and medical disorders and suicidal behaviour.
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Military Discipline and the Incarcerated Veteran
2019A primary reason for the success of Veterans Treatment Courts is their ability to link justice-involved veterans to countless benefits provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans who were discharged under honorable conditions may enjoy healthcare, disability compensation, vouchers for rent, the G.I.
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Moral Injury and Peri- and Post-Military Suicide Attempts Among Post-9/11 Veterans
Psychological Medicine, 2023Dawne Vogt, John Blosnich, Shira Maguen
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Sun‐protective behaviors in military veterans
International Journal of Dermatology, 2023Kevin, Yang +2 more
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