Easy to do from your home computer.

www.triwest.com/OnlineCare
1-888-874-9378

Also has free counseling for military and their family members.  Your geographic location does not matter for this counseling. www.militaryonesource.com .  Go to their website for international dialing options.

a non-profit that works with Exceptional Family Member Program

more info on their website: http://militaryspecialneedsnetwork.com/

their facebook page: www.facebook.com/pages/Military-Special-Needs-Network/

 

 

Acupuncturists Help Homeless Vets Stand Down from Acupuncture Today.

Reset Program Helps Soldiers Come Home, a program out of Fort Hood and Fort Bliss.

Comparing Acupuncture to the Special Forces of Medicine.

Hurricane Katrina aftermath and Disaster Relief Acupuncture by Susan Zimmer.

 

Articles on Disaster Relief work by Acupuncturists without Borders (this same protocol is used in the Stress Relief Acupuncture clinics)

AWB Response to the Chile Earthquake, article from August 2010.

Acupuncture in the Global Village, article from July 2010.

Update on Haiti Disaster Relief efforts with Acupuncturists without Borders, article from May 2010.

 

1.  Check out Jacey Eckhart's These Boots from Military OneSource or this article from USAA. 

2.  Jacey Eckhart's column appears regularly on: http://hamptonroads.com/military.

or at Cinchouse at http://cinchouse.com/Blogs/JaceyEckhart/, "Mandatory Fun with Jacey Eckhart".

3.  Read these useful articles

   Newly married to the Military or a Deployed Mom?  from militaryonesource

   7 Ways to beat Stress from militaryonesource

   Deployment article from USAA, published in fall 2009.

4. Talk to your Ombudsman and connect with your command's FRG (Family Readiness Group)

5.  Check out classes at your Fleet and Family Support Center (Navy) such as:

    Deployment Readiness for Couples

    Deployment Readiness for Singles

    Deployment Readiness for Parents (for parents with kids age 4-17)

 

 

 

or follow the link to AWB's website: www.acuwithoutborders.org. 

Megan is on the Military Stress Recovery Project Clinic Board of Directors:

 

My colleague, Maiyah Olivas, is a talented energy therapies facilitator.  In the Stress-Relief Clinic created in 2008 in Hampton Roads, Virginia, she was a key volunteer and assistant manager.  She lead the guided meditation at the beginning of each clinic.  Please see the related testimonials page for the stress-relief clinics.  Related to this work, she created a special series of healing energy downloads for military families. There are several kinds of healing energy programs to choose from. It is convenient and can be done just from your computer. Not neccesary to attend a class or conference.

For this information, check out her Military Maintenance Page.

 

Military Family Research Institute at Purdue University

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