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Leadership Guided by Integrity and God’s Wisdom in Business
This post emphasizes the importance of combining integrity with seeking God’s wisdom in leadership. Using lessons from Genesis 20:6, it highlights that while leading with honesty is crucial, relying solely on one’s understanding is insufficient. God’s guidance is essential for making sound decisions, avoiding pitfalls, and achieving lasting success. Read more
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Why Military Members Avoid Mental Health Services
A veteran with 26 years of service, including 15 months in Iraq, discusses the severe psychological toll of combat, the military’s culture of stoicism, and the stigma of seeking mental health care. Despite fears affecting careers and mistrust of professionals, he emphasizes breaking the silence and changing military culture to support mental health. Read more
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Complex Relationship Between Childhood Adversity and PTSD
When we think about the experiences that shape a veteran’s life, our minds often go straight to the battlefield. We picture the harrowing scenes of combat, the split-second decisions between life and death, and the immense psychological toll that war can take. But what if the seeds of a veteran’s struggles were sown long before… Read more
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Integrating Spirituality into Veteran Care
A Path to Healing Moral Injury When it comes to caring for veterans, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Many veterans carry unseen wounds that go far beyond the physical scars of war. Among these, moral injury stands out as a particularly complex and painful experience. Unlike physical injuries or even Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), moral injury… Read more
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The Power of Structure in Personal Growth
Finding Direction For the longest time, I’ve been running on the treadmill of life, moving fast but getting nowhere. Maybe you can relate. We often find ourselves stuck in a routine, pushing forward with no clear direction, hoping that if we just keep moving, we’ll eventually stumble upon the right path. But recently, I had… Read more
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Understanding Moral Injury and Posttraumatic Growth in Veterans
When we think about the trauma that veterans face, our minds often go straight to the horrors of combat—scenes of violence, the loss of comrades, and the constant threat of danger. But what if I told you that trauma isn’t confined to the battlefield? For many veterans, some of the deepest wounds are those inflicted… Read more
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Supporting Veteran Employees: Psychological Flexibility and Practical Steps for Managers
Hiring veterans brings a wealth of experience, discipline, and leadership to the workplace. The transition from military to civilian life can be challenging for veterans. Adapting to new work environments is particularly difficult. Understanding the practical steps for managers can help veterans transition. Learning how to support veteran employees effectively can make a significant difference… Read more