Clinical psychology in the military: Developments and issues
Clinical Psychology ReviewPublished 1 January 1996
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Abstract Clinical psychology's auspicious beginning and continued evolution as a profession reflects, in large part, its successful application in military settings. Indeed, military psychologists have continuously developed innovative treatment approaches responsive to the specific needs of the armed forces and its personnel Many of these interventions have been subsequently adopted by civilian psychologists for integration into practice. This article reviews the fruition of the discipline's efforts to address the mental health issues facing service members and their families. In addition, the unique opportunities and challenges facing clinical psychologists who operate under the influence of the military are highlighted.
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