Combat Stress Magazine: Spring 2020
Inside this issue:
- Living Alongside the Coronavirus
- Yellow Journalism and the Coronavirus Scare
- My Family and the 1918 Influenza Epidemic
- My PTSD and What Hell Looks Like
- Faith-Based and Secular Meditation: Everyday and Posttraumatic
Applications, Author: Raymond Monsour Scurfield - How the Best Handle Stress – A First Aid Kit
- Workplace Design Guidelines For Employees With PTSD
About Combat Stress Magazine
Combat Stress magazine is written with our military Service Members, Veterans, first responders, and their families in mind. We want all of our members and guests to
find contentment in their lives by learning about stress management and finding what works best for each of them. Stress is unavoidable and comes in many shapes and sizes. It can even be considered a part of who we are. Being in a state of peaceful happiness may seem like a lofty goal but harnessing your stress in a positive way makes it obtainable. Serving in the military or being a police officer, firefighter or paramedic brings unique challenges and some extraordinarily bad days. The American Institute of Stress is dedicated to helping you, our Heroes and their families, cope with and heal your mind and body from the stress associated with your careers and sacrifices.
