On the recordMay 7, 2012
I hope as we develop mental health programs that we realize that it is not just the person in the military but it is the entire family that is involved.
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congress.govI hope as we develop mental health programs that we realize that it is not just the person in the military but it is the entire family that is involved.
Brown emphasizes the importance of including military families in mental health programs.
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