Military Service Journal: Must Have (The Neuroscientific Blueprint of the Military Mind and Rewired Brain)

Military Service Journal ‘Must Have'” by Dr. Ronny Stephens is a thoughtfully crafted resource designed specifically for those currently on active duty or serving as reservists. As a retired military veteran and psychologist, Dr. Stephens leverages his extensive experience providing psychotherapy and assisting veterans with their VA claims to address the common issue of missing information needed to substantiate service-connected injuries.

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“Military Service Journal ‘Must Have'” by Dr. Ronny Stephens is a thoughtfully crafted resource designed specifically for those currently on active duty or serving as reservists. As a retired military veteran and psychologist, Dr. Stephens leverages his extensive experience providing psychotherapy and assisting veterans with their VA claims to address the common issue of missing information needed to substantiate service-connected injuries.

This journal serves as an essential tool for documenting important details of military service, enabling service members to maintain comprehensive records that can be critical for future claims and personal recollection. It is not only pragmatic in function but also serves as a generational keepsake, preserving personal service stories for family and friends. It’s a must-have for those who want to effectively manage their military experiences and ensure that no critical details are overlooked in the process of seeking recognition and benefits for their service.

 

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Military Service Journal: Must Have (The Neuroscientific Blueprint of the Military Mind and Rewired Brain)

Military Service Journal ‘Must Have'” by Dr. Ronny Stephens is a thoughtfully crafted resource designed specifically for those currently on active duty or serving as reservists. As a retired military veteran and psychologist, Dr. Stephens leverages his extensive experience providing psychotherapy and assisting veterans with their VA claims to address the common issue of missing information needed to substantiate service-connected injuries.