Links to Books and Videos
NOVA libraries offers many books and films on military and veteran health in various formats: books, ebooks, graphic memoirs and novels, and streaming videos. Click on one of the links below for some examples from the collections.
Print Books eBooks
Graphic memoirs and novels Streaming Video
Print Books
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Care of Military Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families by Call Number: UB369 .C35 2014 -
Military Mental Health Care by Call Number: UH629.3 .L39 2013 -
Praeger Handbook of Veterans' Health by Call Number: UB369 .P73 2012 -
Sexual assault in the military: a guide for victims and families by Call Number: UB418 .W65 L347 2014 -
Tough As They Come by Call Number: DS371.413 .M55 2016 -
Tuesday's Promise by Call Number: HV1569.6 .M559 2017
Graphic Memoirs and Novels
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At War with Yourself by Call Number: PN6727.W476 A88x 2016 -
The Long Road Home by Call Number: PN6728.D65 T735 2005 -
Signature Wound by Call Number: PN6728.D65 T756 2010 -
Walking Wounded by Call Number: PN6747.M668 R3813x 2015 -
You'll Never Know, Books 1 & 2 by Call Number: PN6727.T93 Y68x 2009/2010
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eBooks
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Out of the Crucible: How the US Military Transformed Combat Casualty Care in Iraq and Afghanistan by Call Number: Available in the R2 Digital LibraryPublication Date: 2017 -
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans by Call Number: Available online in Ebsco eBookCollectionPublication Date: 2015 -
Strengthening Family Coping Resources: Intervention for Families Impacted by Trauma by Call Number: Available online in Ebsco eBookCollectionPublication Date: 2015 -
Trauma Is Really Strange by Call Number: Available online in Ebsco eBookCollectionPublication Date: 2015 -
Streaming Video
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The War Veteran (High Ground)In this film High Ground by Michael Brown, eleven veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts, the longest in American history, are invited to overcome the damage to their bodies, minds, and spirits, and climb the 20,000-foot Himalayan giant Mount Lobuche.
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Mental Health & The Military: Strategies for Treating Veterans & Their FamiliesDr. Craig J. Bryan is an expert in military psychology and is a former active duty military psychologist and veteran of the Iraq war. Craig will teach you strategies to meet the unique needs of vets returning home, their families and co-workers.
