The Army Says It's Aware of Its Rise in PTSD, Suicides

According to a conference call today with the Army's Col. Elspeth Cameron Ritchie, M.D., among others, the Army is allegedly aware of its rise in PTSD and suicides, and making some plans to address the needs for greater access to psychological help, at least according to one blogger involved in the call, John M. Grosol, Psy.D..  It sounds like the Army has roughly half the per capita psychology help available as the civilian world. Let's hope there are plans to increase that as soon as humanly possible.  Lives and wellbeing are both at stake.