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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2020 · 40 MIN

Post Traumatic Growth

from MCEC Podcast · host Military Child Education Coalition

Listen with us as Jenny Lynne Stroup shares her family’s experience with mental health and military life. She discusses the importance of changing the narrative when it comes to discussing mental health and how she calls her experience Post Traumatic Growth. "Sometimes it just takes one friend holding your hand to take the first step to help" Jenny Lynne is the Outreach Coordinator for the Cohen Clinic at VVSD. She comes to this role as a seasoned military spouse who has spent her time at each duty station fostering community. She is also a freelance writer who uses stories to bridge the gap between the civilian and military communities. She is passionate about being a bridge-builder and sees her role as a military spouse as an opportunity to reach both communities. This podcast has been made possible thanks to the generous support provided by the Military Spouses' Association 29 Palms. Website: www.jennylynnestroup.com Instagram: @jgsalias Facebook: @jennylynnestroup Twitter: @Jenny_Lynne_S   SD Cohen Clinic https://vvsd.net/cohenclinicsandiego/ Facebook: @cohenclinicvvsd Twitter: @cohenclinicVVSD Headshot.jpeg (3.5 MB)   Cohen Veterans Network: https://www.cohenveteransnetwork.org/ Facebook: @cohenveteransnetwork Twitter: @CohenVeterans                                                                      

Listen with us as Jenny Lynne Stroup shares her family’s experience with mental health and military life. She discusses the importance of changing the narrative when it comes to discussing mental health and how she calls her experience Post Traumatic Growth.

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