To care for those who have borne the battle is to effectively intervene and to care for the invisible wounds of war.
Henry Brown: “To care for those who have borne the battle is to effectively intervene and to care for the invisible wounds of war.”
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Emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health for veterans.
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