Clinician's Corner Blog

A PHCoE blog series written by leaders, clinicians and experts on current topics of interest for psychological health care providers in the Military Health System.

  • Stress, Attachment and Resilience in Military Children April 17, 2017

    Sometimes, it can be difficult for providers – and parents – to comprehend the amount of stress that military children experience. On top of common childhood stressors that most children face (e.g., increased academic expectations and desire to fit in in a social media-driven culture), military children also deal with other unique stressors related to military life.

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