For Military and Veterans Military & Veterans

Helping Veterans Reclaim Their Identity One Role at a Time

Shane McNamee, MD
Related Content: 
Post-Deployment Syndrome: The Illness of War
Re-establishing Normalcy
Traumatic Brain Injury: What Military Families Need to Know
Once a Warrior, Always a Warrior
Invisible Heroes
The Invisible Wounds of War
Depression in Primary Care: A Military Healthcare Perspective
From Surviving to Thriving: Staff Sgt. Ben Ricard USMC's Story
From Surviving to Thriving: The Rogers Family's Story
From Surviving to Thriving: The VA Team Listens and Cares
A Long Beginning to a Long Road—from Combat to Recovery
When the Ambiguity of Loss Ends After Brain Injury
The Full-Circle Programs and Philosophies of the VA
VA Dedicated to Reaching Veterans in Rural Areas
Helping Veterans with TBI and Combat Stress "Become People Again"
Treating Symptoms of TBI and Combat Stress Separately but Holistically
Kayaking or Fly Fishing Can Sometimes Help More than Pills
Veterans Need Time to Process After a TBI and Combat Stress Injury

Dr. Shane McNamee of the Richmond VAMC talks about helping each veteran transform from a patient with complex injuries back to an individual with many roles — Marine, father, husband, son, athlete, artist ...

See more videos with Dr. McNamee.

Posted on BrainLine September 28, 2012.

Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough and Erica Queen, BrainLine, and Dan Edblom.