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176 related items for PubMed ID: 20065118

  • 1. Stress and coping on the home front: guard and reserve spouses searching for a new normal.
    Lapp CA, Taft LB, Tollefson T, Hoepner A, Moore K, Divyak K.
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  • 5. Easing reintegration: telephone support groups for spouses of returning Iraq and Afghanistan service members.
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  • 7. Couples Coping Through Deployment: Findings From a Sample of National Guard Families.
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  • 9. Ambiguous absence, ambiguous presence: a qualitative study of military reserve families in wartime.
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  • 10. Perceived burden in spouses of National Guard/Reserve service members deployed during Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom.
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  • 13. Characterizing spouse/partner depression and alcohol problems over the course of military deployment.
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  • 14. Experience of being the spouse/cohabitant of a person with bipolar affective disorder: a cumulative process over time.
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  • 18. Military-induced family separation: a stress reduction intervention.
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