The work and family quality of life of post-9/11 Veterans as well as the gender-specific impact of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on Veterans’ work and family outcomes was analyzed.
Although many resources are available for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), little is known about how likely these resources are utilized or how helpful they are perceived.
For youth having access to a good role model can largely influence their behaviors and health outcomes. This study involved 496 lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth, observing the impact of role model accessibility on participants behaviors and health outcomes.
Online mindfulness training has the potential to reduce military parents' stress level and improve their parenting practice, but little is known about the engagement level of military parents with online mindfulness training or the effectiveness of such training.
Sense of belonging may impact an individual’s mental health and risk to engage in suicidal behavior. Utilizing a theoretical framework to assess suicidality, this study examined factors that may be contributing to an individual’s desire for death and ability to engage in suicide attempts.
There are many factors that affect depression onset and expression in adolescents, specifically, how thought patterns and behavior change in response to negative life events.
Little is known about the link between previous experiences with assault and suicidal thoughts and behaviors in military populations.
Service members experience unique financial stressors and buffers. The study examined the effect of financial resources on Soldiers' well-being by having 715 Soldiers self-report their subjective well-being, financial asset, perceived financial knowledge, and constrains on resources.
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have significant and complex service needs that often go unmet.