Military Network Radio

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: the #1 veteran injury, Hearing Loss and Tinnitus. Barbara Kelley, milspouse, and the executive director of the Hearing Loss Association of America, and Ross Meglathery, USMC vet/Reservist of VetsFirst share important stories and facts about the prevalence and effects of hearing loss. These include social isolation, family relationship and communication challenges, and even a desire to not connect with the community. Hearing is a vital quality of life issue! Pamela Stokes Eggleston joins Linda today

Hearing Loss & Tinnitus - #1 Veteran Injury

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Caregiving for Traumatic Brain Injury. Joel Goldstein and his wife, Dayle had their world turned upside down in 2001 when their son sustained a severe TBI. Their caregiving path was/is ongoing and Joel shares many lessons learned, self-care, and keeping one's sanity while maintaining a sense of humor. Their family's story created Joel's book, No Stone Unturned as they share caregiving, coping, alternative therapies, and cognitive growth - even after many years. Justin Constantine joins Linda today.

No Stone Unturned: Caregiving & Traumatic Brain Injury

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Intimate Partner Violence - Context is Everything. Retired USN CAPT Glenna Tinney,DCSW formerly of the Battered Women's Justice Project and Lynn Anderson, DV/IPV Coordinator at McGuire VA Medical Center discuss this complex relationship issue and the contexts in which it occurs. IPV includes physical, emotional, sexual violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner and the military community is not immune. Jason McNamara joins Linda today

Intimate Partner Violence - Context is Everything

Linda Kreter & Military Network Radio presents: TeleHealth - Levering Technology for Integrated Care. Dr. Tim Hoyt shares how the increasing use of telehealth is helping service members, families, and veterans with healthcare options, educational opportunities, remote access, behavioral health, and specialty care. Learn more how technology is improving timely and efficient care, supplementing facility visits, and giving opportunities to military families throughout the world. Pamela Stokes Eggleston joins Linda today.

TeleHealth - Leveraging Tech for Integrated Care

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents Veterans Treatment Courts (VTC), a collaborative justice process for veterans whose actions have landed them in criminal court. COL DJ Reyes (USA, ret) is a VTC Senior Veteran Mentor and Program Coordinator, 13th Circuit Court in Florida. Untreated or unmanaged PTSD, TBI, MST or other behavioral health condition is dealt with in a VTC by a collaborative group of the judge, attorneys, VJO, family, and VTC Mentors, to provide treatment and rehabilitation with an 88% success rate for first time participants. Justin Constantine is co-host with Linda today.

Veterans Treatment Courts - Collaborative Justice

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: RESET for PTSD relief with Dr. George Lindenfeld. As a neuropsychologist, George has used the brain's neural connectivity and bi-neural sound to "disrupt" the traumatic memories of PTSD (neuromodulation). This is non-invasive, provides relief rapidly, and sustains the effects of "resetting" the brain. "You get your family member back, fully engaged as they were prior to the combat trauma."

RESET Program for PTSD Relief

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Resilience: Vets & Spinal Cord Injury. Christopher Neiweem is an Iraq war veteran with extensive experience advocating and serving his fellow vets on the Hill and through NGO's. Michael Paul is a veteran of the Gulf War with a spinal injury who also serves his fellow veterans from his unique vantage point of resilience and recovery. Pamela Stokes Eggleston joins Linda today.

Resilience: Vets & Spinal Cord Injury

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Love After War with guest Dr. Mitchell Tepper. Mitch is a certified sexuality educator, counselor, and sexologist. For veterans and their partners, needed recovery is often silent on sexual wellness, a vital connection for quality of life. Dr. Tepper shares the progress made both with the mechanics of sex (spinal cord, genital injuries, TBI) and the psycho-social, spiritual, and communication aspects, offering hope and solutions. Guest co-host Kosombra Kimes joins Linda today.