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Assessing Pre-Deployment Family Support Needs

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Deployment can be a very stressful experience for military families. Here are the necessary questions health care professionals should ask to assess the military family's needs.
Assessing Family Support Needs During Reunification

This handout contains important information for health care professionals about how parents and young children may be affected by deployment and what they might be experiencing during this stressful time. It was designed not just as a resource to give parents at the end of a visit, but also as an interactive tool to use during your time together.

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