Titlebook: Gay Mental Healthcare Providers and Patients in the Military; Personal Experiences Elspeth Cameron Ritchie,Joseph E. Wise,Bryan Pyle Book 2

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Risk and Resilience: A Review of the Health Literature of Veterans Who Identify as LGBTl Army in 1775. The decision to serve in the US Armed Forces despite a ban on their service was not an easy one. The literature shows that LGBT service members experienced harassment and violence and lived in constant fear of being “outed.” Theory suggests that the combination of this strain, along

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“I Can Finally Be Me…Why Did It Take So Long?” A History of US Military Policy Regarding Sexual and on of LGBT service members in America. In doing so, we hope to trace the path that led to the end of transgender service prohibition through DODINST 1300.28. We conclude with a brief discussion of this instruction to help military mental health providers going forward.

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Being Discharged Under Don’t Ask, Don’t Telless is unavoidable: “You’re so good looking, why are you single?” “I have a friend I want you to meet.” “Where is your girlfriend?” This phenomenon is not unique to LGBT situations, but for the LGBT, it can be more difficult to provide an acceptable answer. Being asocial, caustic, or otherwise unmar

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A Gay Psychologist’s Account of Serving in the Army Reserves and National Guard During Don’t Ask, Doad not been asked if I was gay and I had not told anyone I was gay. I paused a little before signing this form, thinking of all the struggles in the journey in coming out personally and professionally. I came to the conclusion that, based upon what I thought to be a solid, healthy gay identity, I co

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Does Anybody Have Anything They Want to Say?Tell (DADT), including a combat deployment. It describes the “coming out” process immediately post-DADT. This narrative chronicles being in active duty and LGBT during DADT and post-DADT, including working as a medical doctor specializing in psychodynamic psychiatry. Anecdotes of personal, professio

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“Family”: Surviving the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Yearsppealing. I love talking about it at parties and gatherings, so writing about it should be a piece of cake. The thing is, in order to write about it, I had to examine those first 13 years of my Navy career. Once I started doing that, I realized very quickly that I didn’t have it as hard as most of m

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