SUMMARY:
Jeff Adamec is a Special Forces veteran and host of the Changing Hearts and Minds show on the Change Your POV Podcast Network. On this show, Duane and Jeff talk about the Jeff’s experiences in accessing clinical mental health counseling services both during and after his time in the Army.
IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:
Discussions on the nature of resilience and background and their implication on military service
On the nature of motivation and service in the military mindset
Stigma against “admitting weakness” or seeking support for mental health counseling, both in the Special Operations community and the military in general
Jeff’s experience with seeking support for mental health counseling while on Active Duty
Physical changes in the brain that result from PTSD
LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Cognitive Impairment and the Neurological Basis for PTSD
Jeff Adamec on Twitter
Jeff Adamec on Facebook
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Duane France
Duane K. L. France is a combat veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as a mental health counselor practicing in the state of Colorado. Do you want to join the conversation regarding veteran mental health? Share, like, and comment. Read Duane's previous posts and follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn. Keep the conversation about #veteranmentalhealth going.
1 Comment
Ken Datson · July 28, 2017 at 2:39 pm
This was a very relevant and courageous sharing from two people who found their courage to challenging their own issues and paradigms. From such stories we can all look at our own paradigms (and the systems we belong to) in new and different ways. As a professional counselor I found this interview to be very insightful and helpful in better understanding a more personal view of PTSD. Thank you.
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