The Missouri Department of Mental Health is making a push to better train behavioral health professionals on how to help returning veterans and their families cope with the unique stresses that result from their experiences in the service and the readjustment to returning to the realities of everyday life.
The goal is to get 2,000 professionals in the mental health and substance abuse fields to complete this important, free training by Sept. 30.
kAm%96 s6A2CE>6?E @7 |6?E2= w62=E9 :D 2D<:?8 :ED 4@?EC24E65 AC@G:56CD 2?5 @E96C 3692G:@C2= 962=E9 42C6 AC@76DD:@?2=D E@ E2<6 DA64:2= EC2:?:?8 :? >:=:E2CJ 4F=EFC6[ E96 :>A24E @7 4@>32E DEC6DD[ E96 67764ED @7 56A=@J>6?E @? 49:=5C6? 2?5 72>:=:6D 2?5 !@DE %C2F>2E:4 $EC6DD s:D@C56C]k^Am
kAm%C2:?:?8 :D 7C66[ @?=:?6 2?5 ?2E:@?2==J 244C65:E65] u@C >@C6 :?7@C>2E:@?[ G:D:E k2 9C67lQ9EEAi^^C6DE@7E96H2J9@>6]4@>QmC6DE@7E96H2J9@>6]4@>k^2m @C 42== s63C2 (2=<6C[ |:DD@FC: s6A2CE>6?E @7 |6?E2= w62=E9[ dfb\fd`\`ecf]k^Am
