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Honoring the Wounded, Ill and Injured Veterans…All of Them
I’ve been thinking about the Invictus Games (“Invictus” means unconquered) since the news coverage last month. Modeled after the U.S.…
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For Veterans, the Healing Powers of a Caring Friendship are Life-Transforming
Cristina Alfonso-Zea exudes positive energy and heart as she speaks to a large group of veterans. As with many vets, you…
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Blood Stripe World Premiere Thu 8:30 PM · Los Angeles
Blood Stripe A dramatic psychological thriller about a female Marine veteran and the struggle to come home “Remy Auberjonois’s assured feature…
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Screening of “Is Anybody Listening” Veteran Stories – D.C.
United States Congressman Raul Ruiz will be hosting a screening of “Is Anybody Listening?” is anybodylisteningmovie.org on June 16, 2016,…
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Veteran Suicide Prevention: By the Numbers
Although the process that was used to come up with the 22 suicides per day number has been challenged, the…
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Pre-PTSD: How Some Vets Became “Forgotten”
My career working with vets started when I got home from Vietnam in 1971. Initially I was hired to find…
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“It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
With a nod to songwriters George Wyle and Edward Pola, this popular holiday song is everywhere in this season. You…
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The Far-reaching Effects of PTSD in Veterans
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychological condition caused by exposure to traumatic events that are outside the normal range…
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