Behavioral Health Month recognized, programs available
By Jerry Harben, U.S. Army Medical Command
Facebook Digg Delicious May 13, 2010 Living
In May the Army recognizes Behavioral Health Month to help communicate the importance of psychological health and promote behavioral health services available to beneficiaries. Efforts include increasing the number of health providers and support personnel, keeping key personnel with deployed units after their return to the U.S. to ensure continuity of care, and countering the stigma that seeking behavioral health care may damage a Soldier’s image or career.
The Virtual Behavioral Health Pilot program at Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii, and Fort Richardson, Alaska, compared face-to-face counseling with counseling provided through videoteleconferencing.
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