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My Hero

My Hero

September 2, 2013
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Arts & Culture, Words

Cara Bethel introduces her poem: “My husband served in Iraq 2005 and Afghanistan 2007. This is for him, he is my hero and came back…

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Fighting Fire with Fire:  The Truth about Violent Campaigns

Fighting Fire with Fire: The Truth about Violent Campaigns

July 20, 2012
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Research

In 1982, over a span of three short weeks, a violent campaign in Syria claimed over 20,000 lives.  Since then, similar death tolls have been…

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The View from Here:  Interview with a Soldier's Sister

The View from Here: Interview with a Soldier’s Sister

March 18, 2011
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Research, Therapy

The Trauma and Attachment Report recently interviewed a young Canadian soldier who had, only a short while ago, returned from active duty in Afghanistan.  While…

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A Corporal Speaks: Ten Questions for a Canadian Who Served in Afghanistan

A Corporal Speaks: Ten Questions for a Canadian Who Served in Afghanistan

February 25, 2011
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Uncategorized

The Trauma and Attachment Report interviewed a young Canadian soldier who recently returned from serving in Afghanistan. The reality of war is revealed through his personal…

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