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People get mad in Starbucks because their coffee drink is not right. Really? How can I deal with non-military people who seem to have no idea what we have all gone through?
I’ve lost several battle buddies to suicide. I didn’t know it was that bad for them. How could I have helped them? What do I do when I start to feel that there is no other option?
Having a drink to unwind is not uncommon but can potentially be problematic if used in excess. Learn some strategies to help deal with increased drinking.
Dr. Emilie Godwin talks about the difference it can make when a family realizes the changes they are going through after a brain injury are not unusual.
Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer describes a tool his team uses to help families identify and talk about their feelings after a brain injury called The Brain Injury Family Intervention Feelings Checklist.