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Forum research spans mind to moon
By Sharon Adams | Legion Magazine Read the full article here.
5,000 people leave the Canadian military each year; A PhD student looks at how they should be supported
Queen’s Faculty of Health Sciences Dean’s Blog Read the full article here.
Ten years of research yields results
By Sharon Adams | Legion Magazine Read the full article here.
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In an effort to provide you with timely information from leading experts about the impact of COVID-19 on military members, Veterans and their families, we will be making articles under review available on the JMVFH website. This is unprecedented.
By sharing this information in a transparent manner, we are offering a rare opportunity for our readers to view upcoming research and follow it through the process from manuscript to publication. Note that articles under review will be clearly identified as such.
The first of these articles is now available - Impact of COVID-19 on mental health care for Veterans: Improvise, adapt and overcome by McFarlane et al. Head over to the Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health website to read it: bit.ly/3aF0rsz
“Children notice disruptions in daily routines and they pick up on parents’ anxieties, which are both unavoidable during a stressful situation like this one,” says Tess Clifford, Director of the Queen’s Psychology Clinic. “There are, however, ways we can communicate and educate that can help our children cope with the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and our response to it.”
In this article, Dr. Clifford offers some tips and tricks to support children during this time as well as how to balance working from home with your children.
You can also tune in to the The Psychology Clinic at Queen's University Facebook page tomorrow, April 2, at 8PM ET to join Dr. Clifford for a Facebook Live session on parenting and supporting children's mental health during a pandemic.
Supporting children’s mental health during a pandemic
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Dr. Tess Clifford’s tips for helping kids cope with the anxieties of an outbreak and changes to routine.
April is the Month of the Military Child.
We are grateful to all the children who make sacrifices to serve our country. We thank them for their service too!
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“Did you know that the dandelion is the official flower for military children?”
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"Nearly 60,000 of Canada’s 68,000 troops are now in isolation in advance of COVID-19 operations..."
"Many of them have been ordered to do so to be ready to deploy across Canada to assist civil authorities to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic." - Gen Vance
85% of Canadian troops ordered into isolation to prepare for COVID-19 operations
'The vast majority of troops — about 85 per cent — are not at their usual place of work,' Gen. Jon Vance says.
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In an effort to provide you with timely information from leading experts about the impact of COVID-19 on military members, Veterans and their families, we will be making articles under review available on the JMVFH website. This is unprecedented.
