Abstract
Veterans and their mental health face readjustment challenges based on veteran identity, intersectionality, and experiences from their time serving in the military. This comprehensive overview and PRISMA analysis investigate the current evidence-based practices of veterans' identity and intersectionality. Specifically, psychoeducation and evidence-based practices for veterans readjusting back into their communities. A gap identified in this research’s findings calls for suggestions for future research on the veteran population and intersectionality. No specific psychoeducation or evidence-based practices tailored for identity readjustment or veteran intersectionality were found. This research constructs a tailored framework of suggestions for current and future evidence-based practices for the veteran population.
Recommended Citation
Sosa, Darren and Gietzen, Lindsay
(2024)
"A Veteran Mental Health Approach Sustaining Identity Post-Military Life: A Comprehensive Overview,"
Pacific Journal of Health: Vol. 7:
Iss.
1, Article 24.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.56031/2576-215X.1070
Available at:
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pjh/vol7/iss1/24
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