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Presentations
In this section you will find presentations that Military Health System organizations have made to the public on a wide range of military medical topics. Browse through the presentations or use the search box to find specific topics.
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Treating Insomnia with Behavioral and Psychological Treatments: A Patient’s Guide
Fact sheet for providers with tips for considering which behaviorally-based treatment for chronic insomnia disorder is right for a patient, what to tell patients about treatment options, and provider resources
TRICARE Retail Refund Website Manufacturer User Guide
Guide for manufacturer users on the use of the TRICARE Retail Refund Website.
I Got This
Know the resources available for you to stay mission ready. You got this. (Poster)
I Can, I Will
Take the first step. Keep your mind and body fit for a healthier life. (Poster)
Pathway to Readiness
Learn to recognize the signs of psychological health problems and the steps you can take to seek care early and stay mission ready.
5 Tips to Prioritize Your Psychological Health
Use these tips to support psychological health for peak performance at work and in life.
5 Tips for Caregivers
More than 14.3 million military and veteran caregivers provide care for service members and veterans throughout the country. Being a caregiver for a service member or veteran is an important job and often a difficult one. You may manage and support all aspects of a warrior’s life, from daily tasks to managing health care.
EMDR PTSD Evidence Brief
Brief going over eye movement desensitization and reprocessing being used as treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder.
PE PTSD Evidence Brief
Brief going over prolonged exposure therapy as treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder.
CPT PTSD Evidence Brief
Evidence brief going over the use of cognitive processing therapy as treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder.
Implementation Science Program Graphic
Infographic of the Implementation Science Program phases and key activities.
Information Paper on Omega-3 Supplements for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
The purpose of this information paper is to provide a general overview of the current state of the science on the use of omega-3 supplements for the prevention and treatment of mild TBI.
Web-based Self-help Interventions for Adjustment Disorder
Because adjustment disorder is characterized as a subthreshold, self-resolving disorder, low-intensity treatments such as web-based self-help interventions may be more appropriate than traditional, longer-term psychological or pharmacological interventions which are more costly and can be more difficult to access (Bachem & Casey, 2018; Maercker et al. ...
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors for Adjustment Disorder
Symptoms of adjustment disorder overlap with psychological health conditions for which SSRIs are recommended, including major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD; VA/DOD, 2022).
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Adjustment Disorder
Adjustment disorder (AD) is diagnostically brief, with symptoms typically developing within three months of stressor onset and lasting no more than six months post-stressor. Because of this brevity, elements of CBT (e.g., behavioral activation, solutions-focused approach) may be indicated in the treatment of AD.
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