Military REACH Review | March 2024 Newsletter
Researchers assessed whether participation in family therapy improved the likelihood that Veterans with a PTSD diagnosis received an adequate dose of individual PTSD treatment (i.e., attending at least 8 sessions in 6 months).
T/F: Attending family therapy was related to a higher likelihood of Veterans receiving an adequate dose of individual PTSD treatment.
- Adverse childhood experiences and positive childhood experiences among United States military children (Crouch et al., 2023)
- The impact of the military lifestyle on adult military children relationships (Freeman et al., 2024)
- Connection at your fingertips: A first look at the Agapé app’s contributions to healthy relationships (Rogge et al., 2024)
- An examination of relationship satisfaction as a predictor of outcomes of brief couple therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder (Sippel et al., 2023)
- Suicide risk communication and intervention preferences for veterans and service members (Beatty et al., 2023)
- Support for complicated grief in military primary care: Associations, challenges, and opportunities (Gibson, 2023)
- Assessing the link between Bible reading and flourishing among military families: Preliminary findings (Bradshaw et al., 2023)
- Supporting military-connected teens to thrive: A qualitative evaluation of a leadership program from the perspective of teens and adult advisors (Parry et al., 2023)
- Marital quality and loneliness among aging Vietnam-era combat veterans: The moderating role of PTSD symptom severity (Marini et al., 2023)
- Exploring veteran cultural competency in Canadian health care services (Tam-Seto et al., 2023)
- Retention in individual trauma-focused treatment following family-based treatment among US veterans (Dodge et al., 2023)
- Daily exposure to combat-related cues and posttraumatic stress symptoms among veterans: Moderating effects of peri- and postdeployment experiences (Mojallal et al., 2024)
Spouse Education and Career Opportunities (SECO): What is SECO?
By: Bri Gordon and Ashtyn Grace King , Undergraduate Research Assistants, Military REACH
SECO provides employment and education resources to active-duty spouses and spouses whose partners recently transited to veteran status. Services range from resume creation to learning about different education opportunities. This piece discusses the SECO program, why programs like SECO are helpful, and the services SECO offers.