At Fort Hood, Reaching Out to Soldiers at Risk
The New York Times, December 25, 2009
   "Getting soldiers to use Fort Hood’s expanding array of support services — most of which opened not long before Nov. 5 — can be difficult. Many soldiers remain unaware of the family therapy and round-the-clock chaplain counseling in a “spiritual fitness center," a chaplain said.
A three-week soldier “reset” program uses cranial massage, yoga and acupuncture to alleviate the hyper-vigilance that accompanies the stress disorder, but the program is limited to 16 soldiers at a time."

Acupuncturist on a Mission to "Nourish the Soul" of Fellow Veterans
Douglas Karr, Mesothelioma.com, August 4, 2009

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