Treatments include reintegrating soldiers to leading to normal civilian lifestyles. Reintegration helps ease or solve this trauma of PTSD. Reintegration is a process of the service member's reentry to the home, when the veteran faces physical, psychological and social challenges. These transition domains can then directly affect the quality of one's health, work, relationships, and an overall ability to enjoy life.Why is the reintegration of military veterans important? Reintegration of veterans is important in the regaining of their psychological strength, personal care for our citizens/soldiers, the sanity of their families, and their daily activities. This analysis will address military veterans' ability to reintegrate into civilian society. In this research the contributing factors are the coping skills and strategies needed to reintegrate the veterans especially since many experience considerable difficulty in returning to a civilian lifestyle. .
When a baby is first born throughout their first few stages of life, they adapt to their surroundings and most importantly understand the environment increasing their comprehension from basic to more complex. They use their senses to receive information. Consequently the complexity of the brain is not functioning at its fullest; thus leaving the baby's received information extremely limited. Likewise, deployed military veterans face this same process. Granted upon arrival home there are numerous mixed emotions they possess such as happiness and a deep sense of relief, yet the voyage to reintegration is another whole journey within itself. It has been hypothesized that if you are a military veteran suffering from PTSD, they are likely to exhibit reintegration problems. .
This hypothesis will be supported by five relevant scholarly studies that are theme related to this issue. However, the theoretical approach for this research is Medical Model, which reports emotional and behavioral complications such as mental illness, equivalent to a physical illness.
