DR. BRET A. MOORE
AUTHOR AND MILITARY MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTANT
"My heart was pounding and my stomach was in knots.
I watched my feet move through the sand as if I were watching a movie.
What happens if I find the man that just tried to kill me and my friends?
Will I kill him? Will he kill me? I’m glad I never found out."
-Soldier explaining what it was like searching for a bomber in Iraq
San Antonio, TX 78259
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Bret A. Moore, Psy.D., ABPP is an expert in military psychology and issues related to military mental health. He is a former Active Duty Army psychologist, a two-tour veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and a recipient of the Bronze Star Medal. For his contributions in military psychology, he was awarded the Arthur W. Melton Early Achievement Award by Division 19 (Society for Military Psychology) of the American Psychological Association.
Dr. Moore has authored and edited several books including Wheels Down: Adjusting to Life After Deployment and Living and Surviving in Harm's Way. He writes a biweekly column on military mental health issues titled Kevlar for the Mind, which is published in Army Times, Marine Corps Times, Navy Times, and Air Force Times. He is also author of the syndicated blog The Camouflage Couch published by Psychology Today.
READ DR. MOORE'S COLUMN "KEVLAR FOR THE MIND"
READ DR. MOORE'S SYNDICATED BLOG "THE CAMOUFLAGE COUCH"
READ DR. MOORE'S ARTICLE "COMBATING STRESS IN IRAQ" IN SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN MIND
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ORDER DR. MOORE'S NEW BOOK "WHEELS DOWN: ADJUSTING TO LIFE AFTER DEPLOYMENT" FROM AMAZON, BARNES AND NOBLE, OR APA
“The definitive reference for the defining challenge of courage. If you are a vet, love a vet, or work with vets, then this book is a must-read. If only this book had been available to the veterans coming home from Vietnam.”
—Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of On Killing and On Combat
“Surviving Fallujah was one thing; fighting the battle within, at home, is quite another. As an Army medic who survived the greatest battle of the Iraq War, I would have put this book in my aid bag for each of my troops to read upon redeployment. Now, as a counselor for the VA, I’ll make sure my troops do.”
—Brock A. McNabb, Combat Medic, U.S. Army’s 1st Infantry Division, OIF II & OIF 06-08
“Moore and Kennedy have provided a practical, hands-on collection of sound advice, tips, techniques, and strategies for returning service personnel and their family members. This engaging book should be must-reading for all returning warriors and those mental health workers who serve them.”
—Donald Meichenbaum, PhD, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada; Research Director of the Melissa Institute for Violence Prevention, Miami, FL
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