For veterans, homecoming can be a bittersweet experience, writes Sr. Rosemary Donley, in her introduction to the May-June 2013 issue ofHealth Progress, the journal of the Catholic Health Association of the United States. This issue is devoted to the needs of U.S. veterans. Evidence is mounting that today’s veterans have numerous, critical needs — and that Catholic health care providers have many resources for helping them to readjust and heal.
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See the full list of articles (2013): Health Progress: Bringing Vets Home
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PTSD: The Sacred Wound by Edward Tick, Ph.D. (.pdf 639kb)
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Catholic Tradition and Veterans’ Care by Sr. Rosemary Donley (.pdf 596kb)
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Suicide and Veterans: What We Know, How We Can Help by David A. Litts, O.D. (.pdf 715kb)
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Helping Vets with Readjustment by Denise M. Mahone, M.F.A. (.pdf 928kb)
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Rural Vets: Their Barriers, Problems, Needs by John A. Gale, M.S. and Hilda R. Heady, MSW, ACSW (.pdf 722kb)
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Compassionate Care for the Newest Generation of Veterans by Sr. Thea Krause, CSFN, Ph.D., ACNP-BC (.pdf 838kb)
