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Author Topic: Missouri National Guard names first director of psychological health  (Read 235 times)

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    • <em>Pulaski County Daily News</em>
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Nov. 20, 2009) — Michelle Hartmann, of Jefferson City, has been named the Missouri National Guard's first-ever director of psychological health. Hartmann oversees the Missouri Guard's psychological health program. The program, which is funded through the National Guard Bureau, is designed to promote readiness through psychological fitness. Hartmann said the program's guidelines are intentionally vague, which allows each state's director to tailor it to the specific needs of each state. Hartmann said one of her goals is to make mental health a more normal part of conversation. To some extent, Hartmann said, the stigma associated with psychological issues is unique to the military. This stigma can prevent soldiers or airmen from seeking help when they need it, she said. Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ...

By Silas Allen/Missouri National Guard Public Affairs
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