To All Veterans – Thanks for Your Service!
“This Memorial Day weekend, let us reflect on the tremendous price that was paid by the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Through the sounding of Taps, members of The United States Air Force Band solemnly render honor to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
A long-held musical tradition at military funerals, the music of Taps originated from a Civil War bugle call entitled, “Extinguish Lights”. A plaintive call, the sounding of Taps signals the end of the fallen serviceman’s duty and is the final tribute from a grateful nation.
To those who have given the last full measure of devotion, we honor your service, pay tribute to your lives, and thank you for your selfless sacrifice.”
From US Air Force Band, YouTube
Memorial Day is a United States federal holiday for remembering the servicemen and servicewomen who died while serving in the country’s armed forces.
Memorial Day is celebrated at Arlington National Cemetery each year with a ceremony in which a small American flag is placed on each grave.
“Department of Defense Recognition and Commemoration of the Fallen Men and Women of the U.S. Armed Forces”
WASHINGTON – The 152nd National Memorial Day Observance to honor America’s fallen military service members at Arlington National Cemetery will be live-streamed at the following link https://www.dvidshub.net/webcast/24091 beginning at 9 a.m. Monday, May 25, 2020.
The U.S. Army Military District of Washington will conduct a Presidential Armed Forces Full Honor Wreath-Laying Ceremony at 9 a.m. at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)
IN HONOR OF MEMORIAL DAY, IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN VETERANS OF AMERICA URGES AMERICANS
TO #GOSILENT ON MAY 25
The Veteran Support Organization will hold its 9th annual moment of silence in honor of all veterans who died in service of the US Armed Services.
New York, NY – This Memorial Day, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) will hold its 9th annual moment of silence at 3pm local time to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service of the US Armed Forces. The organization urges all Americans to join in this national moment of remembrance and take the pledge at iava.org/go-silent.
Over the last nine years, IAVA has held this annual moment of silence on Memorial Day. This year, the organization is additionally seeking to raise awareness of those veterans who died by suicide. Our country loses an astounding 20 veterans a day to suicide, nearly twice the average of their civilian counterparts.
“Any loss of a service member is a tragedy, but the loss of a veteran to suicide is not only tragic, it is completely preventable” said Jeremy Butler, CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. “The pandemic has spiked overall mental health challenges, making COVID-19 a recipe for disaster for our veterans. This Memorial Day, we urge all Americans to #GoSilent in honor of those we have already lost and stand with us to protect those who have sacrificed so much to protect us.”
As part of its #GoSilent campaign this year, IAVA is urging congress to pass the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act, which includes vital provisions to find and treat at-risk veterans, ensuring they have access to quality resources and care. “Passage of this bill would mean more could be done for veterans in addressing mental health needs and preventing suicide,” Butler added.
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What is Dual Diagnosis Treatment (Co-occurring Disorders)?
Addiction treatment for active military, veterans and first responders almost always includes treatment for dual diagnosis; also known as co-occurring disorders.
Medical and clinical professionals have a term for people who have both a mental heath issue (such as PTSD, depression, trauma) and an addiction problem (substance use disorder, or SUD).
The term is called Dual Diagnosis or Co-occurring Disorders. This means the individual has a combination of mental disorders (such as depression, anxiety, trauma, etc.) and addiction (to drugs or alcohol.)
Military personnel and first responders often experience trauma while performing their duties. First responders are first on the scene of disasters and emergency situations. The general public sees first responders and soldiers as a kind of Super Hero. And they are: but even super heroes need support to continue their mission.
Veteran Dual Diagnosis Integrated Addiction Treatment
The best treatment for dual diagnosis is integrated treatment. This means the individual receives care for both their diagnosed mental illness and substance use disorder.
We have integrated treatment programs for PTSD, Anxiety, Mood Disorders and More.
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Dual Diagnosis treatment is the key to true addiction recovery. Because addiction, at its core, is usually not simply addiction!
Addiction has to do with trauma, anxiety, depression and biochemical imbalances – and the individual’s attempts to regulate and relieve his or her own level of pain.
For example, individuals can be addicted to drugs, alcohol, gambling, sex – or a combination of things. And psychiatric disorders experienced in dual diagnosis individuals can include schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, depression, borderline personality disorder, or panic disorder, among others.
A high functioning alcoholic can suffer from a PTSD. A person addicted to opioids can also suffer from clinical depression.
At Chico Recovery Center – Dual Diagnosis treatment deals with these issues to assist our clients in achieving a full and lasting recovery from addiction.
If you or a loved one are suffering from addiction – as well as PTSD, depression, trauma or other mental health issue: Please know that help is available to provide comprehensive, whole person, holistic and integrated addiction rehab treatment.
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Chico Recovery Center cares for clients with Screening, Addiction Assessment, Intervention; as well as access to personalized addiction treatment options.
Addiction recovery treatment includes dual-diagnosis residential and outpatient treatment, alcohol and addiction treatment, medical managed detox for individuals, families and professionals; and court liaison services.
We guide families and their loved ones suffering with addiction, depression, and other behavioral issues – into recovery.
We walk you through the steps to get started in the recovery process – and a to create a new sober life.
• Each patient is evaluated by Chico Recovery Center staff and receives a bio-psycho-social assessment; and an individualized treatment plan.
• We use Mindfulness Relapse Prevention and other whole person evidence-based therapies; including CBT, yoga, tai chi and more.
• If you or your loved one is located in Sacramento, Chico, Redding, Martinez or other northern California area – and are dealing with a drug abuse or an alcohol use disorder – welcome to evidence-based whole person addiction treatment at Chico Recovery Center.
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