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There are so many ways to help that don't include experimental drugs or that cause addictions!
When veterans come back from war, wounds that cannot be seen often return with them. Today, the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on U.S. veterans is understood more than in the past. Of veterans who have served in the most recent operations, Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, in locations including Afghanistan and Iraq, between 11 and 20 percent have returned with PTSD, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
For many veterans, healing opportunities are available.
One nonprofit providing assistance to war veterans is the National Veterans Wellness and Healing Center in Angel Fire, New Mexico. Tucked into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the center is for PTSD-afflicted veterans and their spouses to experience a week of complementary therapies.
The center provides couples free getaways where nontraditional healing methods are offered, including massage, yoga, equine therapy and reiki.
- See more at: https://www.massagemag.com/u-s-veterans-ptsd-helped-with-massage-34420/#sthash.Df4XuYRq.dpuf
SGT Leslie C. Erdman, JR SPC Michael Stedman Cody Masiero Cpl Casey Meyer CPT (Join to see) SPC Mary Hargrove CPL Phillipe Farneti LT Scott O'Shaughnessy, MBA SFC Rick H Sgt Eddie Green D. Cree Crawford SFC Scott Hudnall SFC (Join to see) SSG Darrin Bovia Sgt James Baxley ] Pmc Mcb SFC Dante Alanis
There are so many ways to help that don't include experimental drugs or that cause addictions!
When veterans come back from war, wounds that cannot be seen often return with them. Today, the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on U.S. veterans is understood more than in the past. Of veterans who have served in the most recent operations, Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, in locations including Afghanistan and Iraq, between 11 and 20 percent have returned with PTSD, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
For many veterans, healing opportunities are available.
One nonprofit providing assistance to war veterans is the National Veterans Wellness and Healing Center in Angel Fire, New Mexico. Tucked into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the center is for PTSD-afflicted veterans and their spouses to experience a week of complementary therapies.
The center provides couples free getaways where nontraditional healing methods are offered, including massage, yoga, equine therapy and reiki.
- See more at: https://www.massagemag.com/u-s-veterans-ptsd-helped-with-massage-34420/#sthash.Df4XuYRq.dpuf
SGT Leslie C. Erdman, JR SPC Michael Stedman Cody Masiero Cpl Casey Meyer CPT (Join to see) SPC Mary Hargrove CPL Phillipe Farneti LT Scott O'Shaughnessy, MBA SFC Rick H Sgt Eddie Green D. Cree Crawford SFC Scott Hudnall SFC (Join to see) SSG Darrin Bovia Sgt James Baxley ] Pmc Mcb SFC Dante Alanis
U.S. Veterans’ PTSD Helped with Massage
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Victory for Veterans (VFV)
PTSD
Health and Wellness
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POSTED TO MY FACEBOOK PAGE AND SHARED WITH MY PTSD GROUP PAGE.
I AM GLAD THIS STUDY CAME OUT. IT HAS ALWAYS HELPED ME. DOESN'T HEAL ME TOTALLY BUT IT GREATLY HELPS RELIEVE A LOT OF THE ANXIETY.
I AM GLAD THIS STUDY CAME OUT. IT HAS ALWAYS HELPED ME. DOESN'T HEAL ME TOTALLY BUT IT GREATLY HELPS RELIEVE A LOT OF THE ANXIETY.
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I imagine that some veterans may be relieved of some PTSD symptoms with massage COL Mikel J. Burroughs. Hopefully those who could benefit will be able to be treated.
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