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“You may be permanently changed by experiencing traumatic events however, you do not have to be permanently damaged.”
Roger P. Buck, Ph.D.
Beginning in October 2001 the U.S. government has now deployed over 1.7 million U.S. troops in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF; Afghanistan) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF; Iraq). The psychological and readjustment difficulties are the invisible wounds of war that our military veterans must endure. We will explore the scope of mental health, neuro-cognitive conditions, and readjustment problems that previously deployed military veteran students face as they return to our college campuses. We will also explore unique issues military veterans who have not been deployed to a war zone may bring to college campuses.
This Webinar will extensively review the symptoms of post-trauma adjustment difficulties, environmental triggers, assistance and treatment options, useful college services, programs and supports, gaps in services, gender specific issues, and recommendations that will improve academic success of military student veterans. There will be various suggested policy and cultural changes provided that are needed for your campus to be considered as “trauma informed”.
All staff and faculty who potentially interact with military student veterans and most especially student services personnel should attend this Webinar. Campus policy makers and leadership officials will want to learn the important variables associated with trauma in order to make informed choices of program and support development.
Dr. Edgardo Padin, Ph.D. is Chief of Psychology Services at the Louis Stokes Cleveland DVA Medical Center, and Chair of the Ohio VA Network PTSD Experts Workgroup, a group of VA clinicians focused on enhancing the study, identification, and care of Post-traumatic Stress and anxiety disorders across all VA medical centers and clinics in Ohio. He is a Vietnam War Army combat veteran and has been involved with veteran’s mental health issues for 22 years.
Dr. Padin graduated from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tn., where he received his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in 1988. He has since held positions in the VA as Team Leader of Cleveland Veterans Outreach Centers, Coordinator of Intensive Addiction Recovery Programs, Manager of Psychiatry Outpatient Services and Director of the Center for Stress Recovery, a PTSD treatment center at the Cleveland VA. He has published various articles on PTSD assessment and treatment, including treatment manuals now used at VA Medical Centers across the country. He is a member of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, American Psychological Association, Association of VA Psychology Leaders and the Ohio Cares Network, whose mission is to develop education and community intervention programs to assist returning OIF/OEF veterans and their families. In 2005, he was honored with the Ohio Governor’s Commendation Medal for his work with Ohio National Guardsmen, their families and the Ohio Cares Network.
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