Ending It All by Their Own Hand: Corps Probes Marine Suicides

Published March 26, 2014

Ending it all by their own hand: Corps probes Marine suicides
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Mentors use these meetings to look for six signs of trouble: disciplinary problems, relationship turmoil, substance abuse, money problems, mental health and social withdrawal. If a mentor decides that one of his Marines is struggling, … They hope to … Read more on Military Times

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Ending it all by their own hand
Filed under: early stages cocaine addiction
The military first recognized its suicide crisis in the mid- to late 1990s, when each military branch launched its own prevention programs. In 1999, the U.S. Department of Defense … Mentors use these meetings to look for six signs of trouble … Read more on Military Times