E. C. Hurley, Ph.D.
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Dr. E. C. Hurley, Ph.D is a retired Colonel in the U.S. Army with numerous awards including the Army’s Meritorious Service Medal (with 2 Oak Leaf clusters), the Bronze Star, the Legion of Merit, and the Air Assault badge. He is currently a trainer for the Army Medical Command (AMEDD).

Dr. Hurley has been working with soldiers and veterans since he enlisted as a Private in the Army during the Vietnam era. Following his retirement from the military he established Soldier Center (www.Soldier-Center.com), Clarksville, TN (near Ft Campbell, KY) as a means of providing effective treatment to our military, veterans, and their families struggling with complex issues following combat deployments. Military personnel, veterans and their families from across the nation are treated at Soldier Center.

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Blog Entries by E. C. Hurley, Ph.D.

Being a Veteran Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

6 Comments | Posted February 28, 2012 | 02/28/12 08:16 AM ET

Veterans know that being in the military can be hazardous to their health. The risk of facing the enemy and putting their life on the line is something soldiers face regularly. It's the nature of "going to war." Yet, there are numerous other unknown risks that are not apparent until...

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Married to a Veteran: When Memories of Past Interrupt the Present

5 Comments | Posted February 19, 2012 | 02/19/12 10:13 AM ET

Every day I see veterans in my office who are battling to recover their lives after honorably serving our county. Resuming life after war is not easy. Some will take a few weeks to adjust to life "back in the world" as they cope with new family responsibilities and performance...

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Veterans and PTSD Treatment

8 Comments | Posted February 5, 2012 | 02/05/12 11:02 AM ET

Many veterans never dreamed of needing help coping with life following combat deployments. While the impact of surviving in a combat zone has left many veterans seeking help in overcoming posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), there have been significant advances in treatment. An overview of available therapy approaches for PTSD can...

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When Veterans Come Home

4 Comments | Posted January 27, 2012 | 01/27/12 08:30 AM ET

As a retired Army Colonel and psychotherapist who works daily with soldiers, veterans and their families, I have observed some common elements among those who have served in our nation's military. It is not uncommon for a veteran to return from war changed. In fact, most do change. No one...

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