dr. bill nash, he was so moved by the experience that he had me be involved in a number of gathering of mental health professionals. from that i'm able to, becau st project looking at best practices on mental health. what we have done, we have run 30 sessions now, week-long sessions. chiefly used facilities, what we have done is build on a volunteer strategy, with team leaders and almost all the people involved are in voluntary category, what has transpired is this whole issue of trust, cohesion and bonding which works in the military, work when you're dealing with veterans. 30 sessions, 35 or so on average attend each time, just had one last week. so we have dealt with over 1,000 not only veterans, but those soon to be discharged from the military. we work in con tsang -- so it gives us an index of what problems we're having in the military and precisely what we're having in the veteran community. and what we have found is that many if not most of the people who are undergoing clinics's care have not divulged even the source of the stressor that's creating the problem. i don't think the numbe

dr. bill nash, and he was so move by the experience that he had me be involved in a number of gatherings of mental health professionals. from that, i was able to because i'm an adjunct at the institute for defense analysis here in d.c., was able to start a project looking at best practices on mental health. what we have done, we've run 30 sessions now, week-long sessions at outdoor odyssey. chiefly used outdoor odyssey because i had the facilities. what we have done is build on a volunteer strategy with team leaders and almost all the people are involved are in a voluntary category. what has transpired is this whole issue of trust, cohesion and bonding which works in the military works when you're dealing with veterans. of our cohort, 30 sessions, 35 or so on average attend each time, just had one last week so we've the problem. i agree with several of the panelists here. i don't think the numbers of additional mental health coordinators is solely going to solve the problem. i think the coordinate has to have a better understanding of what the demands are of the individual warrior. i thi

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