Treating PTSD in Military Personnel: A Clinical Handbook 1st Edition

For professionals who work with the young men and women returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, this is an invaluable text with applicable information. Moore does a solid job of helping the reader who has no direct experience in the Middle East gain an understanding of the problems many of our vets bring home with them. This book would also be highly useful for family members to better support their loved ones who are returning. A supervisor I had working in Seamless Transition at the Northern Indiana VA assigned this book to me last year and the book proved itself invaluable!

I originally bought this book for a college paper. Since then it has helped me deal with our oldest which was medically discharged with PTSD from the Army.

As a new Psych nurse working with active duty military suffering from PTSD this text was a good start. Being veteran I can understand some of the issues, however, I never served in Iraqi or Afghanistan and this text provides a base for understanding the symptoms the active duty member experiences.

An excellent presentation of approaches to PTSD. A variety of treatment modalities are covered in this book. A great resource.

Great book for anyone working at the VA Hospital and those who are planing to become Military Counselors

The best PTSD book I have read to date! I will be referring my peers to read this text. Thank you.

This book was in perfect condition. Great and current information for study. I can use to prepare me to work for the VA..

hood for basic training, but felt in some ways could be deeper

informative an indespensible guide for clinicians

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Very useful and practical book, a must for therapist working with military personnel