Helping a child with the visible and invisible wounds of a veteran parent

Helping a child with the visible and invisible wounds of a veteran parent

26th January 2018

Did you sustain physical injuries or are you facing mental health trauma post-deployment? How will this impact your child? Are you inviting your child to be a part of the recovery process?

In this video, Dr. Iman Williams Christians, Clinic Director at Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic, give insight into how injuries of veteran parents can impact children and offers advice on how parents can help their child cope with the changes.

One in Five Minds

One in Five Minds is our prevention and education program at Clarity Child Guidance Center. We provide information and resources to parents, professionals, and the community so families no longer struggle with children’s mental illness alone.

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Helping a child with the visible and invisible wounds of a veteran parent

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