An interview with writer Matthew Borczon about poetry as catharsis, having served in a combat hospital in Afghanistan, writing about war and his struggles with PTSD.
We’re Closer to Understanding PTSD and Dementia
Amazingly, researchers have found brand new ways to understand PTSD and dementia.
Veterans Day: Thank Me for My Service? Let Me Continue to Serve Instead
On this Veterans Day, Sean Davis asks us to think about the work needed here at home, especially in rural America, and offers a solution: investing in our veterans.
Six Researchers Look to Put Sleep Disorders to Bed
We’ve long treated trauma-emboldened sleep disorders by treating the trauma. A pioneering group of researchers believe that we should do the opposite.
Extreme Moderation: PTSD Growing in Facebook’s Unseen Army
Due to the extreme content they have to filter on our behalf, the mental well-being of Facebook’s army of moderators is now finally being discussed.
I Just Can’t Anymore
John S. Blake reflects on this Fourth of July and reviews the current state of affairs and questions our definition of what it means to be independent and American.
Combat Veteran with PTSD: I Never Thought I’d Vote for Hillary, but We Cannot Afford Trump
We cannot allow any chance of Donald Trump getting elected and then imploding under the weight of his own hubris as the Leader of the Free World.
The Toxic Culture of Marines
There is no questioning the cohesiveness of Marines in battle, but what happens after returning home? For those not following the contrived narrative, as Jason Arment discovers, the esprit de corps falls apart.