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  • Veteran transitioning from military service to civilian life symbolizing trauma processing and nervous system integration
    Veteran EMDR and Moral Injury

    EMDR, Adaptive Information Processing (AIP), and Veteran Transition: 5 Reasons Trauma Often Emerges After Military Service

    ByTimothy Vermillion, DSW, LCSW, BCD January 5, 2026January 5, 2026

    Why Trauma Often Shows Up After Military Service Ends Veteran transition to civilian life is frequently framed as a practical challenge—finding employment, redefining purpose, or adjusting to a slower pace of life. Rand has explored this topic as recently as February 2025. Clinically, however, many veterans discover that emotional and physiological symptoms intensify after separation…

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  • Smoke vs. Nicotine: What Veterans Need to Know Now From This 2025 Study
    Veteran Tobacco Harm Reduction

    Smoke vs. Nicotine: What Veterans Need to Know Now From This 2025 Study

    ByTimothy Vermillion, DSW, LCSW, BCD December 29, 2025December 29, 2025

    Smoke vs. Nicotine. For some Veterans, nicotine is part of the rhythm of daily life — long shifts, long nights, long memories. What often gets missed in public conversations is a simple, evidence-based distinction: The harm isn’t in the nicotine.The harm is in the smoke. That difference matters.It matters for long-term health.It matters for Veterans…

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  • “Veteran sitting outside, holding a nicotine device and reflecting, symbolizing informed choices about nicotine use and harm reduction.”
    Veteran Tobacco Harm Reduction

    Cigarettes, Cravings, and EMDR: What the Feeling-State Protocol Tells Us About Smoking

    ByTimothy Vermillion, DSW, LCSW, BCD November 25, 2025November 25, 2025

    For years, most conversations about smoking have focused on nicotine, willpower, and “readiness to quit.” Useful, but incomplete. If you work with veterans or other high-stress populations, you already know: cigarettes are not just a chemical habit. They are tied to feelings—calm after chaos, connection with buddies, a moment of control when everything else is…

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