Episode 6 is particularly close to Kate’s heart, as Dr. Trina Clayeux and her colleagues at Give an Hour were one of the only resilience resources available to Afghanistan volunteers during the height of their work. This week, we hear about Give an Hour’s current programming (particularly for veterans); the importance of peer support in addressing resilience needs; and the critical need to adapt flexible treatment models that can respond to each individual community. If you’re as encouraged by this conversation as we were, please feel free to offer your support to Give an Hour here:
Give An Hour
Dr. Trina Clayeux's Mission to Provide Mental Health Support to Veterans
Shoulder to Shoulder: Untold Stories From A Forgotten War
Aim to bridge the civil-military gap through frank discussions about the War on Terror and those affected by it: from the soldiers who fought, to the spouses they left, to the volunteers still tirelessly working to support those allies left behind. In standing shoulder to shoulder with all those impacted, this podcast offers a safe space for candor and healing.
Aim to bridge the civil-military gap through frank discussions about the War on Terror and those affected by it: from the soldiers who fought, to the spouses they left, to the volunteers still tirelessly working to support those allies left behind. In standing shoulder to shoulder with all those impacted, this podcast offers a safe space for candor and healing.Listen on
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