Relationships
Below is a list of information currently available from the National Center
for PTSD about the impact of trauma on relationships and social interaction.
For more information, click on the related links and/or search the PILOTS database for a more
complete listing of articles available on this topic.
Fact sheets
Children
of Veterans with PTSD
Explains the common problems that children
of veterans experience and provides recommendations for how to cope with these
difficulties
Help for Veterans
with PTSD and Their Families
Answers to some questions about PTSD
and service-connected disability that are frequently asked by veterans and their
families
Homecoming
After Deployment: Dealing with Changes and Expectations
How to deal with changes
and make homecoming more enjoyable and less stressful
Managing
Stress and Recovering from Trauma: Facts and Resources for Veterans and
Families
A brief guide to
recognizing the symptoms of stress and managing traumatic stress
Partners
of Veterans with PTSD: Caregiver Burden and Related Problems
Provides information about the common
problems experienced in relationships in which one (or both) of the partners
has PTSD--also provides recommendations for how one can cope with these difficulties
PTSD
and Relationships
Describes how trauma
and PTSD can have significant effects on relationships with others
PTSD and the Family
Gives information about the effects
of PTSD on family members and how to cope with the effects
War-Zone-Related
Stress Reactions: What Families Need to Know
What ongoing reactions
veterans may have to war, how these reactions affect families, and how treatment
may help
Please also see the War
topic page for additional information.
Published Information by
National Center for PTSD staff
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Website Links
Operation Family
A nation-wide collective of individuals and families dedicated to quality treatment
for all Veterans and their families.
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