The new tool targets the specific challenges families face, from the initial preparations for departure to the complex process of reintegration when a service member returns home. Dr. Anthony Hassan, president and CEO of the network, noted that the resource aims to replace the uncertainty of service life with actionable information. The platform covers strategies for maintaining family connections during distance, managing child anxiety, and navigating the shifts in household roles that occur during long-term assignments.
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Cohen Veterans Network Debuts Online Portal for Deployment Support
Deployments remain a primary source of strain for the 2.6 million military families residing across the United States. To mitigate the emotional and logistical friction inherent in these separations, the Cohen Veterans Network launched a digital resource hub providing clinical guidance for every phase of the military deployment cycle.
Beyond digital guidance, the organization provides direct intervention through its 23 Cohen Clinics, which operate across 22 states and the District of Columbia. Since its founding in 2016, the network has facilitated over 953,000 clinical sessions, addressing conditions ranging from PTSD and depression to transition-related stress. With five additional clinics slated to open on military bases in Asia, the nonprofit continues to expand its footprint to support a population that frequently encounters significant gaps in accessible mental health care.
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