This seems like a really good idea. I hope it is massively successful.
“William James College wants to bridge the cultural divide between veterans, some of whom view seeking mental health care as akin to admitting weakness, and psychologists and counselors, many of whom know little about military culture.”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-military-psychology-idUSKBN18M116
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