Decreasing the Risk of Complicated Bereavement and Future Psychiatric Disorders in Children
Topic: Decreasing the risk of complicated bereavement and future psychiatric disorders in children.
Topic: Decreasing the risk of complicated bereavement and future psychiatric disorders in children.
As the newest generation of veterans returns home from the fronts in Afghanistan and Iraq, increased attention is being paid to their postdeployment mental health adjustment as well as the interpersonal se
Although military children are typically as resilient as the general child population, the ongoing conflict has exposed military children to unusu
Both the prevalence and adverse impact of infidelity argue for the importance of disseminating evidence-based interventions for couples struggling
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