Contribute Content!
CareForTheTroops is always in search of good content that can be useful to military families, therapists, congregation leaders, or any visitor to this web site.
The content can be original or found on the internet where we can link to it ... it's an opportunity to be creative and helpful at the same time. Please send to cftt@careforthetroops.org
Training Development
• Fraser Counseling Center
Non-Profit Opns Mentoring
• Pathways Comm Network
Mental Health Providers
• EMDR Clinicians of GA
• Marriage and Family
Therapists (GAMFT)
Congregation Outreach
• Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta
• The Presbytery of Greater
Atlanta & Presbyterian
Women
• Catholic Charities and the
Archdiocese of Atlanta
• The Georgia Cooperative
Baptist Fellowship (CBF)
ON-LINE TRAINING
Now available on this website via Alliant University's Continuing Education Post-Combat Behavioral Health Certificate Program
Alliant University has developed a comprehensive suite of classes to help prepare clinicians to work effectively with today's returning vets and their families. Delivered online, the classes are convenient, informative, engaging.
Learn more from the ON-LINE TRAINING page on this website. You can register or get additional information from the Alliant registrar, Eric Melendez: emelendez@alliant.edu 415-955-2029
Military Acronyms
Introduction
Part of any culture is the 'slang' or 'inside' language that members of the culture use to communicate with each other. The Military is certainly no different in this respect than any other culture. There are three sources of Acronyms that CFTT has found that should be useful to anyone interested in researching a word or expression they have heard but don't quite understand. All of us have been there at one time or another. Between the three of these, you should find what you need in most cases.
In fact, if you wish to add to our list and know of an Acronym that is missing, feel free to go to the Contact Page and submit it to us. Some day, when time permits, we will try to consolidate the three sources below into one list and we can include your suggestion at that time.
Acronym Sources
- Click Here... This is a very staight forward and well organized list. Most of your needed Acronyms will be found in this PDF
- This is very complete and interesting web site that includes a wide range of Acronyms arranged in interesting categories. Additionally, there's some good music provided that may make your search enjoyable River Vet Web Site Glossary. If you prefer a PDF copy of this document, you can Click Here for it
- Click Here... This last one is from Alison Lighthall. Although there is much of what you see in the first two, it contains some unique terms.
