Source: U.S. Army photo by Michelle Eberhart (public domain) I am often asked by undergraduates or others interested in becoming a military psychologist how to go about pursuing this goal. It ...

“You’re looking at 350 [clinical psychologists] to support the entire Army of about a half a million,” Linnerooth said in that 2010 conversation. “That’s way too little, and it’s led ...

Our volume provides a research-based roadmap for prevention and intervention with America’s nearly 1.2 million service members and 17 million veterans, but “Military Psychology” also applies to any ...

A $50-million Army program to aid service members and their families does not show clinically meaningful gains, nor does it reduce post-traumatic stress disorder, a study finds.

Dr. Kevin O'Brien, a Research Psychologist in the Warfighter Performance Group (WPG) at the U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory (USAARL), was awarded the first “AMSUS Innovator Award” on ...

Capt. Stacy A. Krauss, behavioral health officer and clinical psychologist with 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, recently became one of three military psychologists on Fort Drum to obtain ...

Military Psychologist Helps Troops Combat Fear Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a retired West Point psychology professor, teaches military and police officers how to manage the crippling mental and ...

Helping service members returning from war is very important to Dr. Kathy Platoni.The Beavercreek resident co-wrote two books, including War Trauma an ...

“Military Psychology” has also been used as a textbook. Issues of mental health in the military, especially conditions arising from service, require attention across patients, providers and ...