Healing suicidal veterans - Victor Montgomery

Veterans are suffering a mental breakdown" epidemic, often linked to post traumatic stress from the terrors of combat, traumatic brain injury, and drug and alcohol abuse. The problems triggered by an excessive number of deployments, financial and family trouble, fragmented or nonexistent support systems, and increased domestic stress have caused a mass depression among vets. Healing Suicidal Veterans takes readers firsthand into the situation room" where crisis intervention and addiction therapist Victor Montgomery explores the psychological wounds of war and the ways they contribute to the tragedy of suicidal veterans. He presents the Montgomery Model for ending veterans' suffering and anguish and putting them on solid paths to healing. The book offers veterans strategies for realizing they are not failures if they seek aid, and it gives families and loved ones ways to understand, cope with, and help their veteran in need.

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LIBRARY JOURNAL
?This straight forward yet intense call to action by a committed advocate for change in the VA health-care system is timely and recommended for vets and others.”

Librarian's Corner
?This is the first book of its kind to help veterans learn where and how to seek aid and offers insightful tips and practical advice to help the families and loves ones understand, cope and aid their veterans in need.”

BOOKVIEWS
??could save lives, particularly if read by the friends and relatives of returning veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. It is filled with advice on effective strategies for veterans to cope and heal, checklists to identify symptoms of depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and substance abuse. It provides information about resources for veterans seeking help.”

Veteran's Post
?If you're a veteran, or hang around with veterans, there are things you need to know, signs you need to be aware of. Or maybe you know a veteran who made the attempt and thankfully wasn't successful, but who still isn't doing well. Maybe you're a family member, a friend or a veteran with suicidal thoughts. This book can help save a life.”


Ortonville Independent
?This is the first book of its kind to help veterans learn where and how to seek aid and offers insightful tips and practical advice to help the families and loved ones understand, cope and aid their veteran in need.”

Leaf-Chronicle
?It takes the courage of a warrior to ask for help.”

King Features Syndicate
?If you are a veteran and you know you're in trouble don't wait to get the book. It takes courage of a warrior to ask for help.”

Decatur Tribune
?Montgomery's book, just out, comes none too soon.”

Gallup Town Talk
?If you are a veteran and you know you're in trouble, don't wait to get the book?”

Lake Region Times
?This book can help save a life.”

Sentinel
?Get help for yourself right now.”

Weekly Vista (The)
?If you're a veteran, or hang around with veterans,there are things you need to know, signs you need to be aware of. This book can help save a life.”

The Midwest Book Review
?Healing Suicidal Veterans should be on the shelf of any and every psychologist who treats veterans”

Democrat and Chronicle
?..this book takes a close look at veterans and the mental and emotional trauma?”

ForeWord Magazine
?Montgomery lets American veterans know that they are not alone,and offers hope and practical strategies to help veterans and those who love them.”

55 Plus (Sept/October 2014)
Feature Article - "Community of Veterans: Ex-Marine and Honeoye resident helps start program that will help veterans across the country"

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?Healing Suicidal Veterans” is a very informative book. Victor Montgomery makes sure veterans will never again have to feel they are alone. All soldiers coming home from war need to read this book.” Suzie Wiley, ?Valley Happenings” ? WYAM TV 51 ? Decatur, AL