In an effort to focus on post-deployment problems and meet the mental and behavioral health needs of servicemembers, the Military Health System launched its new behavioral health website afterdeployment.org (AD).The website's wide range of materials can be used anonymously. Self-assessments provide tailored feedback and recommendations. The website is expected to be fully functional by late September 2008. For more information, contact the AD Project Office at (253) 968-2492 or visit afterdeployment.org. A video about afterdeployment.org is available at the Military Health System website.
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