Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress (CSTS)For Service Members
This section offers a listing of our materials related to our service members.
After the Ft. Hood Shooting: Information for Casualty Assistance Officers
Bioterrorism and Public Health
Bioterrorism: Psychological and Public Health Interventions
Care Managers: Engaging the Injured and their Families
Code Yellow, Code Orange: How Will We Respond?
Courage to Care for Me: Tips for Caring For Your Newborn and Yourself
Dealing with the Effects of Trauma: A Self-Help Guide.
From Injury to Home: Integrating Networks of Medical and Psychosocial Support
Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery
Health Behaviors to Reduce Risk of Flu Transmission
Helping Children Cope During Deployment
How Can I Get Him To Seek Help (Patient)
Post Deployment and Distress Health Responses
Public Health Emergencies: Role of Military Family
Reintegration Fact Sheet for Military Couples
Resources for Recovery: Combat Injured Family (Family Sheet)
Reunion: Reuniting with Your Loved One: Helpful Advice for Families
Safety, Health and Preparedness: A 9 /11 Anniversary Message for Military Families
Staying the Course: Following Medical Recommendations for Health
Suicide Facts: What Military Families Need to Know to Help Loved Ones Who May Be At Risk
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): What Military Families Need to Know
Understanding Postdeployment Stress Symptoms
What Military Families Should Know about Depression
Workgroup on Intervention with Combat Injured Families
Featured Sheets
Helping Care Managers Care
Care Managers: Engaging the Injured and their Families
Helping Leaders Help