About this Episode: Wounded Warrior Project’s Independence Program helps warriors live life to the fullest, on their own terms. It is designed for warriors who rely on their families and/or caregivers because of moderate to severe brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other neurological conditions. In this episode, we talk...
About this Episode: The impact of trauma on human beings can be profound and life-changing in significant ways, varying from person to person. In some people, the impact can change them in positive ways, offering opportunities for growth from their struggle. This phenomenon is called Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) and was coined...
In this interview with Megan Numbers, a licensed professional counselor and play therapist, Megan will talk about her personal work with military kids and the transitions that seem to be the most challenging for them. She shares resources that she has found to be helpful in assisting military families and kids, and which are available for military family service professionals.
Being resilient in times of change involves looking for the positives in a situation. Jolaina encourages Service members, families, and military family service professionals to work to identify those positives
About this Podcast On Healing and Hope: Lessons learned through research and treatment with service members experiencing Traumatic Brain Injury and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Featuring conversations with Melissa Walker, Healing Arts Program Coordinator at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence, a directorate of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and...
Talking with Ryann Monahan, Communications Specialist and Robin Allen Program Coordinator, OneOp Nutrition and Wellness about OneOp
Talking with Brenda Koester about the Family Resiliency Center
About this Podcast This 30-minute podcast will explore health disparities, examine key factors involved in perpetuating disparities, and examine what each of us can do as individuals, policy makers and providers to help improve health equity. Listeners will learn how to: Define the concepts of health disparity and health equity....
Today we’re discussing topics and trends from our August 28 webinar, which was Part 2 of the ongoing Family Finances Series: Financial Planning for Life Events. The link to this event’s recording and other topics we discuss in this episode will be available in the Resources document posted with this podcast.
In this episode of MoneyTalk with OneOp Personal Finance Dr. Barbara O'Neill revisits a few concepts from the recent webinar, Paying for College: The Forever GI Bill and Student Loan Repayment Plans. Find the recording of this webinar, copies of the slides and other supplemental resources from the webinar here....
This episode provides a baseline for helping professionals to assess their own wellness, and provides research-based strategies for preventing and reducing burnout.
This episode examines the potential of music to help reduce anxiety and improve performance during the work day.
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