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    • PTSD_Army2

      PTSD_Army2

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      After a traumatic event, services members can be susceptible to the impact of acute stress, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and frozen. In response, researchers at @WRBethesda have started using iCOVER, a peer-based intervention that can be completed in under a minute. #AskForHelp......

    • PTSD_AF2

      PTSD_AF2

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      Military life can be inherently stressful. Data shows that in 2019, approximately 1.8 percent of active-duty service members had a posttraumatic stress disorder diagnosis. But #PTSD is treatable. If you’re struggling, get help as soon as possible. Call 866-966-1020 for the Psychological Health Resource Center......

    • PTSD_Marine1

      PTSD_Marine1

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      After a traumatic event, anyone can experience acute stress. For many people, these responses diminish with time, but for others they may continue and develop into a chronic psychological condition called posttraumatic stress disorder, or #PTSD. Don’t wait until you’re in crisis to make your mental health a priority. www.health.mil/mentalhealth...

    • PTSD_Marine2

      PTSD_Marine2

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      The first step to treating #PTSD is diagnosing it. Learn about its symptoms and the four categories they fall under. #AskForHelp https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Centers-of-Excellence/Psychological-Health-Center-of-Excellence/PHCoE-Clinician-Resources/PTSD...

    • PTSD_Navy1

      PTSD_Navy1

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      When treating symptoms of #PTSD, it's important to process the trauma and learn how to think differently about traumatic events. Wellness, counseling, peer support, and many other programs are vital components to build a supportive environment and enhance quality of life for members of the military community.......

    • PTSD_Navy2

      PTSD_Navy2

      Graphics by Kim Farcot   |   Defense Health Agency   |   06.15.2023

      #PTSD develops in some people who have experienced trauma or a life-threatening event. Stress reactions are normal to these types of events and most feel better after a few weeks or months. If you or someone you know is struggling with PTSD, seek help as soon as possible: www.health.mil/ptsd...

    • Don't Let THC Ruin your Career

      Don't Let THC Ruin your Career

      Graphics by Staff Sgt. Mahsima Alkamooneh   |   Minnesota National Guard   |   06.15.2023

      Layout and design graphic informing service members of the DOD ban on THC products. Beginning August 1, 2023, Minnesota legalized marijuana for people age 21 and over. This graphic was created using Adobe Illustrator. (Minnesota National Guard graphic by Staff Sgt. Mahsima Alkamooneh)...

    • THC Products are Prohibited

      THC Products are Prohibited

      Graphics by Staff Sgt. Mahsima Alkamooneh   |   Minnesota National Guard   |   06.15.2023

      Layout and design graphic informing service members of the DOD ban on THC products. Beginning August 1, 2023, Minnesota legalized marijuana for people age 21 and over. This graphic was created using Adobe Illustrator. (Minnesota National Guard graphic by Staff Sgt. Mahsima Alkamooneh)...