Abstract Purpose of Review Military cultural competence has been recognized as an
important factor to delivering effective care to service members, who are a distinct population …

Objective: The objective of this review is to describe the experiences of children growing up
in military families with a parent who has military-related post-traumatic stress disorder …

This special issue of Psychological Services includes 18 articles describing efforts to
promote and provide trauma-informed care for children and families. Trauma-informed care …

Children may be vicariously traumatized from learning about the trauma of family and
friends. To date, a causal model of children's vicarious traumatization has not been …

Military-connected children represent intersectional identities and demonstrate unique
vulnerabilities and strengths. Indeed, the wellbeing of military families is complex given …

Background: Veteran family homelessness is a significant issue, yet little is known about the
needs and barriers to services of veteran families experiencing homelessness. This …

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is known to improve chronic pain management.
However, past studies revealed only small to moderate benefits in short-term results, and …

Active-duty service members and veterans from diverse ethnoracial backgrounds compose
a large and growing population. The purpose of this chapter is to review the use of evidence …

This chapter is devoted to the recognition of ethnoracial and ethnocultural identities of
service members, veterans, and their families (SMVF). Particularly, systemic treatments …

Abstract Approximately 40% of United States military personnel are parents to dependent
children, and nearly five million people in the United States are considered to be part of a …