Army

Barriers to Mental Health Treatment for Military Wives

Objective: An Internet-based survey sought information about barriers to mental health services for military wives. Methods: On the basis of qualitative work, an Internetbased program was created to identify military wives who may have major depressive disorder.

2014
Lewy, C. S.
Oliver, C. M.
McFarland, B. H.

Barriers to Mental Health Treatment for Military Wives

Military wives face numerous stressors (e.g., frequent moves, spouse’s deployment) that may impact their mental health and also face several barriers to treatment. A sample of military wives was surveyed in order to describe their mental health needs and treatment barriers.

2014
Lewy, C. S.
Oliver, C. M.
McFarland, B. H.

Baby Boot Camp: Facilitating Maternal Role Adaptation Among Military Wives

Background: Current research suggests that women married to military service members may experience difficulty during the transition to motherhood attributable to the additional stressors of military life and inability to access traditional support systems. Objective: To test the effects of a nu

2004
Schachman, K. A.
Lee, R. K.
Lederman, R. P.