January 13, 2010 
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Part of the mission for this blog is to help practitioners understand the world of Veterans and their families. Only if we understand what Veterans and military families are going through can we find ways to reach out effectively.
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January 13, 2010 1 Comment
Homecoming from war is not as easy as many expect. In the days, weeks or months after returning home from combat, many veterans report that the world seems to stand still, as if in slow motion. EFT can bring relief.
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: It is ok to be not ok, here is another site to check out, Marines help site. http://semperfifund.org/resources/
: This i a link to Sgtbrandi's new book.http://sgtbrandi.com/?page_id=2083 This Man needs more exposure,his books and website would open the door for our VETS to seek help. Blessings
: Hello Ingrid, here is link to: A Warriors Guide To Insanity, a very good intro to what is in the minds of our Brothers And [...]
: Ingrid; Thank You for the great call in yesterday! We are looking forward to the next one.
: Fantastic web site, I had not come across www.eftforvets.com earlier in my searches! Continue the good work!
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