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Bridget C. Cantrell, Ph.D., author of the acclaimed PTSD Book Downrange: To Iraq and Back and Once a Warrior: Wired for Life will participate in a monthly online discussion group sponsored by MarineParents.com, Inc.
The topic of discussion for this online group is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD and Warrior Transitioning. Military personnel and spouses, parents or other adult family members who would like to learn more about PTSD and Warrior Transitioning are invited to attend. The format for the discussion group will be a structured online chat.
The discussion groups are held in the MarineParents.com online chat room.
Dr. Cantrell and Chuck Dean co-authored the books Downrange: To Iraq and Back and Once a Warrior: Wired for Life. Dr. Cantrell is a licensed psychologist with a primary focus on working with combat veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Dr. Cantrell is also the founder of Hearts Toward Home, an organization to assist military families adjust to life after combat.
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Homecoming Workbook: Hearts On the Home Front Written by the authors of "Down Range to Iraq and Back" (Dr. Bridget Cantrell and Chuck Dean), this workbook is designed to be used in group settings but is also a useful tool preparing anyone for homecoming and possible changes you might expect in your loved one. I highly recommend using the workbook and passing it on to others. Click here to download the workbook.