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Building Psychological Resilience in Military Personnel - Theory and Practice (Hardcover)
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Building Psychological Resilience in Military Personnel - Theory and Practice (Hardcover)
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Military personnel and their families face innumerable challenges.
Deployed soldiers are exposed to a wide range of stressors, from
the continuous, low-level experience of living in a strange and
austere environment for a lengthy period of time, to acute,
traumatic events that occur during combat, all of which can lead to
long-term psychological problems like PTSD, depression, and
substance abuse, and even suicide. Back home, husbands and wives of
deployed soldiers face an increased likelihood of depression,
anxiety and sleep disorders, while their children are more likely
to exhibit behavioral issues and negative outcomes in school. In
the face of these persistent problems, researchers have
consistently identified resilience, a term derived from the
psychological and psychiatric literature, as perhaps the single
most important factor predicting successful outcomes for military
personnel and their families. In this book, editors Robert Sinclair
and Thomas Britt and a distinguished group of researchers
investigate the concept of resilience, its essential role in normal
psychological development, and its relevance within various
occupational contexts unique to the military. In the second part of
the book, the authors evaluate existing programs for developing and
maintaining resilience that have been implemented in various
branches of our armed forces.
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