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Policies and Directives
DoD / Joint Forces
Army
Air Force
Navy / Marines
Clinical Guidance
Forms and Measures
Fact Sheets
- NCPTSD Guide, Returning from the War Zone: A Guide for Military Personnel, Jun 09
- NCPTSD Guide, Returning from the War Zone: A Guide for Families of Military Members, Jun 09
- Rand Corporation Booklet, Post-Deployment Stress: What You Should Know, What You Can Do, Mar 08
- Rand Corporation Booklet, Post-Deployment Stress: What Families Should Know, What Families Can Do, Mar 08
- USACHPPM TG 320, Guide to Coping with Deployment and Combat Stress, Feb 08
- USACHPPM Tri-fold, Soldier Combat Stress Reaction: A Pocket Guide for Spouse and Loved Ones, Jan 07
- USACHPPM, Redeployment Health Guide: A Service Member's Guide to Deployment-Related Stress Problems, Jan 06
- USMC, Combat/Operational Stress Information for Marines, 2006
- USACHPPM, A Soldier's Guide to Deployment-Related Stress Problems, Jan 06
- USACHPPM, Just the Facts - Stress and Combat Performance
- USACHPPM TG 240, Combat Stress Behaviors, May 99
- USACHPPM TG 241, Battle Fatigue/Combat Stress Reaction, May 99
- USACHPPM TG 242, Battle Fatigue/Combat Stress Reaction Prevention: Leader Actions, May 99
- USACHPPM TG 243, Combat Stress Card, May 99
- USACHPPM TC#01, Helping a Soldier/Buddy in Distress - Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC #02, Coping with Stress in Stability and Support Operations-Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC# 03, OIF Tips - Helping a Soldier in Distress, Leader's Hip Pocket Training Guide, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC#04, Helping a Soldier in Distress - Leader's Hip Pocket Training Guide - Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC #05, Providing Support to Soldiers in Distress - Buddy Aid, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC#06, Coping with Deployment Separation - Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC# 07, How to Face the Injured and Dead-Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC#08, Coping with Deployment Separation - Parents and Caregivers - Tip Card, Mar 04
- USACHPPM TC#09, Sleep Management and Soldier Readiness - A Guide for Leaders and Soldiers - Tip Card, Mar 04
- ISTSS Fact Sheet, What Is Traumatic Stress?
- USUHS, Psychological First Aid, Helping Victims in the Immediate Aftermath of Disaster, Jan 05
- USUHS, The Health Consequences of Disasters and Evacuation: What Patients Need to Know to Prepare
- USUHS, Family Planning for Disasters, How to Plan For and Protect Your Family's Health
- Stress and Trauma: Common Responses to Traumatic Events Fact Sheet
- Stress and Trauma: A Normal Reaction to an Abnormal
Other Related Information
- Combat and Operational Stress General Information, Army Behavioral Health Web Page
- National Center for PTSD, Veterans and the General Public
- TMA News Release, TRICARE Beneficiaries May Seek Mental Health Care If They Need It, 14 Jan 05
- Army Guidance, Leadership in Action - Strategies for Distress Prevention and Management
- Institute of Medicine Report, Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder An Assessment of the Evidence, 2007
- PTSD Compensation and Military Service, Committee on Veterans'Compensation for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, National Research Council, 2007
- PTSD Compensation and Military Service, 2007
Education and Training
- DotMil Docs 111: Combat Stress, 13 May 10 (A Military Health System audio broadcast in which the Director for Clinical Education and Training at the Deployment Health Clinical Center, discusses clinical support for combat stress syndromes, misperceptions about combat-related post-traumatic stress, and Fort Hood in the aftermath of the November 2009 tragedy there .)
- Mental Health and the Military: Understanding and Treating Key Postdeployment Problems and Reintegration Stress, Wiley Mental Health Professionals Webinar Series, 8 Mar 10
- Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) Network
- Resilience 101 - Optimizing Your Stress System After Deployment Workbook, 2009 (A 50-page workbook (with self-study questions for reflection or discussion) designed to serve two main purposes: 1) As a workbook that veterans/Service Members can use alone (as a self-study guide), with other veterans, in individual therapy, or in group therapy and 2) As a content study guide for therapists, trainers, and peer mentors who plan to teach veterans and/or Service Members about their stress systems and the concepts and skills of balance and resilience (in individual therapy, veteran-specific group therapy, classroom settings, or mentoring sessions))
- Resilience 101 Instructions for Facilitators (Trainers, Therapists, and Mentors), 2009 (Instructions for facilitators on how to use the Resilience 101 Workbook.)
- MyHealtheVet Learning Center, 3 DoD/VA Courses: “Manage Your Stress,” “Manage Your Triggers,” and “Succeed at Work.”
- A Different Kind of Courage: Safeguarding and Enhancing Your Psychological Health (An educational video depicting how service members and their families may be affected by combat and deployment stress. It is part of the DoD Mental Health Self-Assessment Program (MHSAP))
- USMC Combat/Operational Stress Control (COSC) Conference
- Podcast on DepressionIsReal.org Web site entitled "Depression and Military Service, 17 May 07" (Discusses mental health programs for returning veterans and their families)
- The Wounds Within (Department of Defense web broadcast on post traumatic stress disorder, Jan 07)
- National Center for PTSD Videos
- Army Combat/Operational Stress Control Training Material
- Army Resilience Training (Formerly Battlemind Training, Resilience Training reflects a strength-based, positive psychology approach to Warrior behavioral health. It is designed for Warriors, Leaders, Spouses, Families and behavioral health providers. Training and information is targeted to all phases of the Warrior deployment cycle, Warrior life cycle and Warrior support system.)
- Army PTSD/mTBI Chain Teaching Program
- Marine Corps Combat/Operational Stress Control Training Material
- Air Force Combat Stress Medical Training Material
- Air Force Landing Gear Program (Pre and Post Deployment Prevention Education) (Pre-Deployment education is designed to prepare Airmen to cope with traumatic events and Post-Deployment training is designed to facilitate smooth reentry into work/family life.)
- Combat Stress Medical Briefing, Aug 06
- Air Force Expeditionary Medical Readiness Course, Combat Stress Control Medical Field Training, 11 Jun 03
- USACHPPM Targeting Health: Stress Management Workbook and Resources
- One Freedom, Stress Education and Mitigation for Today’s Military Men and Women
- CDC Video, Surviving Field Stress for First Responders, 28 Apr 05
- International Critical Incident Stress Foundations, Inc
- TriWest Healthcare Alliance, Help from Home Initiative - Located under Beneficiary Services, Behavioral Health (Video addressing the challenge of helping military Service members and their families cope with deployment-related issues.)
Research
- Rand Corporation Center for Military Health Policy Research Monograph, Invisible Wounds of War - Psychological and Cognitive Injuries, Their Consequences, and Services to Assist Recovery, 2008
- Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) Reports I,II,III,IV,V, and VI
- Institute of Medicine, Gulf War and Health Reports: Volume 6. Physiologic, Psychologic, and Psychosocial Effects of Deployment-Related Stress, 2007
- Abstract, Longitudinal Assessment of Mental Health Problems Among Active and Reserve Component Soldiers Returning From the Iraq War. JAMA, 2007;298(18):2141-2148
- Rand Corporation Monograph, Steeling the Mind - Combat Stress Reactions and Their Implications for Urban Warfare, 2005
- Editorial, Acknowledging the Psychiatric Cost of War, NEJM Vol 351 No 1, 1 Jul 04
- The International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies
- The Traumatic Stress Group
- USUHS Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress
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