A Study on Combat: From the Perspective of a Historian, Clinician, and Soldier

By Brian M Griffin

A Study on Combat by Brian M. Griffin is a discussion of combat, combat PTSD, and moral injuries and the treatment of these experiences. Brian is a licensed mental health counselor and veteran with experience from deployment to Iraq as a battalion Chaplain Assistant. A Study on Combat provides a framework for understanding war, combat, posttraumatic stress disorder and the brain, moral injuries, and an overview of treatment for these. A Study on Combat is a foundational book for service members, veterans, therapists interested in working with veterans and military personnel, and the families of veterans. Looking to page 20 of A Study on Combat : "If the definition of war is a coordinated conflict involving opposing combatants, warriors equipped for battle, towards a particular objective for a higher organization, then combat is the event for which the violent clash of war happens at the personal scale . Combat is the moment that the experience of war becomes a personal interaction." pg 20, Griffin From here, Brian explores the impact on the individual and how to heal from the wounds that mark our hearts and minds. This book is educational and hope-inspiring. You will learn about the uniqueness of the impact of combat on mental health and ways to heal.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D9RCR2V6
• ISBN13: 9798320282572
• Release Date: July 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 86 Pages
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.2" x 5.0"