File:US Army 52939 Reintegration Role playing.jpg
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DescriptionUS Army 52939 Reintegration Role playing.jpg |
English: Emily Chrisman and teacher Joseph Pascetta role play a situation during the Oct. 10, "Tying the Yellow Ribbon" event in Elgin, Ill. This is one of the many ways instructors with the Children's Reintegration Program teach kids how to deal with difficult situations when their parent comes home from deployment. Pascetta is one of eight teachers from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology that help with the children's program. |
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Source | United States Army |
Author | Hannah Crisman |
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