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Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • prevalence: 20% of Marines, soldiers require mental health treatment post-Iraq/Afghanistan • 15% depression • 10%-12% substance abuse disorder including alcohol • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents * *further study: research indicate many problems attributable to noncombat, personal life issues.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents * *further study: research indicate many problems attributable to noncombat, personal life issues.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: • morale: significant rise in reports of individual and unit morale relative to 2012, but comparable to 2009 • psychological problems: rates of soldiers meeting criteria for acute stress, depression, or anxiety lower than 2009/2010 • suicidal ideation: lower than rates than 2009/2010 • sleep problems: 27.3% in 2013, lower than 2012 (33.8%): 18.4% report falling asleep on guard duty • increased psychological problems and accidents • concussive/blast events: Self-report of exposure to blast declined, percent reported by medic following blast increased
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems Criteria: fighting killing threat to oneself death/injury of others atrocities
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems criteria: fighting, killing, threat to oneself, death/injury of others, atrocities
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems criteria: fighting, killing, threat to oneself, death/injury of others, atrocities
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems criteria: fighting, killing, threat to oneself, death/injury of others, atrocities
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist. criteria: fighting, killing, threat to oneself, death/injury of others, atrocities
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist.
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments: • first time deployment: 2012 = 57.7%; 2013 = 64.3%
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments: • first time deployment: 2012 = 57.7%; 2013 = 64.3% • multiple deployers: noncommissionedOfficers (NCOs) = 7.7%
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments: • first time deployment: 2012 = 57.7%; 2013 = 64.3% • multiple deployers: noncommissionedOfficers (NCOs) = 7.7% • second time: 63.9%
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments: • first time deployment: 2012 = 57.7%; 2013 = 64.3% • multiple deployers: noncommissionedOfficers (NCOs) = 7.7% • second time: 63.9% • 3rd/4th: 86.3%
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • PTSD, TBI focus of media, but • major depression • substance use disorder • anxiety • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments: • first time deployment: 2012 = 57.7%; 2013 = 64.3% • multiple deployers: noncommissionedOfficers (NCOs) = 7.7% • second time: 63.9% • 3rd/4th: 86.3% • relationship problems: divorce/infidelity
Military Psychology: Depression, Substance Abuse & Suicide • Mental Health Advisory Team (MHAT) 9 OEF report, 10/10/13: risk factors • combat exposure: principal risk factors for behavioral health problems • change reflect from combat to advise and assist • multiple deployments