‘Military people won’t ask for help : experiences of deployment of Australian Defence Force personnel, their families, and implications for social work

Siebler, Philip

doi:10.4225/03/58785acc23f23

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“…According to Bradbury- Jones et al (2014, p. 431), vignettes can be created from several sources including "data from previous research" and "real-life experiences". Based on real families, this example is derived from the second author's previous research which in part examined Australian parents' perceptions of their children's reactions to a military deployment as well as their help-seeking behaviours (Siebler, 2009).…”

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Military Children: Unique Risks for Mental Health and Wellbeing and Implications for School-Based Social Work Support

Frederick

Siebler

2022

Smith College Studies in Social Work

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Children in military families experience a unique combination of stressors associated with military life that may affect every stage of their lives, including their mental health, as well as disrupt their schooling and consequent social, emotional, and academic development. A review of the key issues faced by children is presented including the challenges in providing school-based social work support. A case vignette is used to illustrate how an ecological framework can address many of the unique aspects of military life that affect children, such as mobility, multiple deployments, recent relocation, mental health and wellbeing, family stress, and their impact on social, emotional, and academic outcomes.

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confidence: 99%