Impact of Iran War on Military Veterans' Mental Health Discussed by Expert
Hawaii Public Radio has featured a discussion with Carl Castro, a retired U.S. Army colonel and professor of social work and psychology, regarding the mental health impact of the Iran war on military veterans and their families. Castro, who directs military and veterans programs at the University of Southern California, shared insights into the psychological challenges faced by service members returning from conflict zones. The conversation highlighted the stress and trauma experienced by veterans, which can lead to long-term mental health issues. Castro's expertise is grounded in his co-authorship of 'Veteran and Military Mental Health, A Clinical Manual,' which provides clinical guidance on addressing these challenges. 
