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Combat
Veterans Helping Combat Veterans
" Anger is only one
letter away from Danger!
Anger and Stress Management Skills Training is a great opportunity
for veterans or anyone else who has a desire to work with active
duty troops, their families and veterans suffering with anger, stress
and PTSD issues. Anyone who completes this training will have the
ability to work with active duty troops, their families and veterans
teaching them the skills they need to understand and control their
stress and anger. .
Chaplain
Gibson is a disabled Vietnam combat veteran who was wounded and
understand how combat veterans feel and think after returning home.
He has taken and completed the Anger and Stress Management Skills
Training course. He realized while taking the course that it could
help active duty troops, their families and veterans understand
their anger and stress, and maybe save a few from divorce or suicide.
Furthermore he has always believes from experience that a large
percentage of the flare ups with PTSD start out with overwhelming
stress which turns into anger.
There
are different reasons why active duty troops and combat veterans
are committing suicide in record numbers today, one of the reasons
is multiple deployments and high divorce rates. Divorce rates are
at a record high in all branches of the military. They come home
after multiple deployments and in many cases their families have
packed up and left. This is when their stress and anger is at it's
highest levels, and disaster often strikes. What
we all must understand is that combat destroys everything good that
our troops have ever believed or understood about life, relationships
and God.
Many
active duty troops and veterans will not seek help, they don't want
people thinking they are crazy. They also have the fear that seeking
help will destroy their military careers or once out of the military
any chance of a decent job or civilian careers. We all need to stop
and think, can we blame them, many of their fathers are Vietnam
veterans and know how they have been treated.
When
in combat they learn how to shut down their emotions as a means
of survival. The problem is when they return home they have done
it so much that it becomes automatic as a means of avoiding emotional
pain. This will put them into dangerous situations at times when
it comes to anger and stress. They can, and often times do, become
a danger to themselves and those around them.
The
Anger Management Skills Training program can help in many other
different areas within our communities today. Churches would benefit
by having trained members to help other members of their congregation
deal with stress and anger. The training will open up a whole host
of opportunities for churches, police departments, fire departments,
companies, corporations, chaplains, pastors, priests and ministers
as a tool to help them within their own institutions and for personal
growth and professional development. If
you are interested in taking the course in Anger and Stress Management
Skills Training. Contact Chaplain Don Gibson
For more information contact office at (254) 774-9363. The information
on the web site (collectively referred to as Anger Management) is
not intended to, and may not be used as a substitute for medical
or mental health diagnosis or treatment. You should seek the advice
of a medical health care professional or mental health care professional
if you have questions relating to your mental or physical health.
CFMI or HCI does not provide medical or mental health services or
any such information regarding such on this site. Services offered
should not be construed as medical or mental health advice, treatment
or counseling. Anger and Stress are not Psychological disorders,
services cannot be billed to clients health insurance. All Rights
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