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Published: 02:36 PM, Tue Oct 13, 2009
Study: Support helps military wives better handle stress
A staff report
CHAPEL HILL – Wives of active-duty soldiers are at risk for psychological problems such as depression, loneliness and burnout, according to a study released today by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Spouses are more likely to handle stress well if they are encouraged to build stronger relationships with their friends and communities. They can potentially lower their long-term medical costs if they receive military support services, including mental health care, the study said. Story continues here ➤
