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Supporting Military Families Coping with Parental Mental Health Challenges

Military family life can bring its own set of challenges and stressors around these experiences such as frequent moves, isolation, deployment and hazardous risks.
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Pregnancy and parenthood are typically wonderful and challenging times in the lives of families. One of the key protective factors for infant well-being is the mental health of parents.

Military family life can bring its own set of challenges and stressors around these experiences such as frequent moves, isolation, deployment and hazardous risks. This webinar explores the risk and prevalence of mental health problems experienced in military families and the impact of these challenges on the baby's development and relationships.

 

 

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