A discussion of the mental health needs of returning servicemembers with Will Wilson, president of the American Psychological Association’s Society of Military Psychology, and faculty chair for Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Capella University.
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September 8th, 2008
A discussion of the mental health needs of returning servicemembers with Will Wilson, president of the American Psychological Association’s Society of Military Psychology, and faculty chair for Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Capella University.
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- Ruby N. Monteiro-Rogl: Thank you Will Wilson for giving us a vivid picture of what ...
- Tamara: S, I have to agree with Sue the degree of your criticism was...
- Sara York: Thank you for puting this all together. As a Coast Guard wi...
- Lillie Barton: I was scared to go back to school after being out of school ...
- Sue: S, I fail to see how it is your position to correct someone ...
September 11th, 2008 at 12:49 pm
[...] its reputation by providing quality graduate education for working adults, has released its latest Inside Online Education podcast. It features a discussion of the mental health needs of returning servicemembers with Will Wilson, [...]
September 19th, 2008 at 7:13 am
Thank you for puting this all together. As a Coast Guard wife, I know our situation is a bit different, our members come and go ever couple months, but the reentry issues are about that same. This is why I am getting my Masters. I want to help the families adjust and learn how to preserve the marriage and family relationships. Again thank you for all your work!
October 23rd, 2008 at 10:28 pm
Thank you Will Wilson for giving us a vivid picture of what is needed. The information you gave on what is required for the returning service members and their families, I agree that there is a lot of talk about service members not getting the help they need, but we need to think of this from their point of view. Maybe, they don’t think they need help or just maybe, they feel justified in the way they feel. I think we as mental health learners need to work hard at getting our degree in order to assist in giving the help that they need. I am getting a certificate in mental health but, I have 28 years of experience working with young adults with mental illness, and with disbilities. I would never want to ask a service member what happened there because it could cause a regression back to the war, which they should not forget but, only to put it in perpective.