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Makings of resilience: Using your character strengths
July 10, 2023 — When people think of the word “resilience” and the Army, more often than not they imagine a Soldier being resilient during war time or in the field. Rarely do people consider the resilience that’s needed when Soldiers are home in their day-to-day life. Often, factors in everyday life, such as health related issues, economic or psychological hardship, and social issues, can present overwhelming and unforeseen challenges. During those difficult times, it can be easy to focus on individual shortcomings or weaknesses, but increasing self-awareness and discovering your best qualities are the keys to overcoming those challenges... MORE

The Makings of Resilience: Using Your Character Strengths

Social worker enhances Army Reserve readiness through compassionate care
October 27, 2016 — “It’s always heartwarming for me when I get e-mails from Soldiers who say, ‘Thank you for your help, I didn’t know that service was available,’ or, ‘You really listened to me – I was feeling like my life wasn’t worth anything, but you’ve given me encouragement.’”... MORE

Patricia Moloney, a contract employee with National Sourcing Inc. (NSI) who serves as the director of psychological health for the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional Support Command, assists service members from all branches and components with consultations, referrals, screenings and education on issues such as suicide prevention, substance abuse, domestic violence, financial distress, unemployment, homelessness, crises and anger management, deployment anxiety, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and casualty assistance.

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