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Knowledge Gained From the Brief Traumatic Brain Injury Screen - Implications for Treating Canadian Military Personnel
Abstract
Objective: To compare physical and mental health outcomes of Canadian military personnel with probable mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) to outcomes of those without and to report implications for collaboration and treatment. Read more...
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The men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces are subject to unusual pressures and experiences. The PTSD Association recognizes their unique challenges and provides a special collection of resources for the members of the Armed Forces, their families and loved ones.
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- HeartMath® Resilience Programs for Military Personnel
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