Universities are creating classes to train students in how to treat combat veterans and their families suffering from war-related mental health problems.
As psychologically wounded troops return from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the initiatives range from workshops to semester-long graduate courses, such as one on military culture next year at the University of Washington-Tacoma. The University of Southern California is starting a master's program in which students will interact with holographic images of troops in distress.
USA Today
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