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Everyday experiences can remind someone of scary situations from their deployment. Discover more about PTSD and how to cope with a parent who has PTSD.
Follow Josh's story as he learns about his dad's PTSD.
Kids and teens notice changes in their parent after a deployment.
Teens figure out that it's not their fault - it's PTSD.
These kids understand loud noises and sudden movements can trigger a parent's PTSD.
It's OK to be sad or confused about the changes in your parent.
Teens discover that talking to their other parent, a teacher - even their dog - can help.
Taking a break and taking care of themselves helps these kids deal with stress.
Even with PTSD, you can still have fun with your parent.
Poetry, singing, and photography help these kids and teens cope with their parents' PTSD.