Is there still a military/civilian gap, and why does it seem to get bigger? What can we do about it? Dr. Klassen, an expert on mental health issues and treatment, talks about the fact that unlike generations ago when far more people—from all walks of life—served in the military, it being a sort of rite of passage with a shared mission, fewer people in the general population serve today. This divide can lead to a sense of isolation and not feeling understood or respected in the military communities. That said, there are currently more and more organizations focusing on bridging the military/civilian gap.
Brian Klassen, PhD, is the Clinical Director of the Road Home Program ([ Ссылка ]), part of the Wounded Warrior Project's Warrior Care Network: [ Ссылка ]
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