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The New Warrior: Combat Stress and Wellness The New Warrior: Combat Stress and WellnessProvider perspectives
Run time: 73 min
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The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are the most sustained combat operations since the Vietnam War. These videos are to help mental health care and other providers to prevent chronic mental health issues resulting from combat and other war-zone stress, promoting wellness in this returning group of veterans. It is available in both a provider perspective and a separate video for veterans, active duty service members and their families.
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