Why do people fail to understand that people in fields like border also require care, love and mental therapies to cope with their inner traumatizing battles tolerated for years for the safety of their nations? Well, by diving into the pages of this military biography, “A Soldier’s Soldier” by Neysa Holmes, PhD, readers will come … Read more

The transformation from civilian to soldier is not just about learning how to fire a weapon or follow orders—it is a complete physical, mental, and emotional shift designed to create warriors prepared for the toughest conditions imaginable. In A Soldier’s Soldier by Neysa Holmes, PhD, readers get an inside look at how every soldier, no … Read more

War leaves scars—some visible, some invisible. While traditional medicine can mend broken bones and heal physical wounds, what about the mental and emotional injuries that remain long after the battle is over? For many veterans, the fight doesn’t end when they return home. Instead, it continues in the form of post-traumatic stress, depression, and a … Read more

A soldier’s life is forged in the fires of training, discipline, and unwavering commitment. Every day, they live by a creed—one that demands readiness, resilience, and an unbreakable will to serve as a guardian of freedom. In A Soldier’s Soldier by Neysa Holmes, PhD, the reality of military service is laid bare, not just through … Read more

In “A Soldier’s Soldier” by Neysa Holmes, PhD, the author sheds light on the harsh reality faced by service members as they transition from the battlefield back to civilian life. The homecoming—a once cherished and celebrated event—has become a distant memory, leaving many veterans to navigate a world that seems unrecognizable. For those who gave … Read more

War leaves behind wounds that are more than skin deep. For the warriors who serve on the frontlines, the battlefield often follows them home, etched into their minds and hearts. In A Soldier’s Soldier, Neysa Holmes, PhD, offers a profound exploration of these invisible scars—specifically PTSD and its complex cousin, Operator Syndrome. Through Erick’s journey … Read more

There is a unique bravery in taking an oath to serve and protect. For combat service members, this courage extends beyond the battlefield, often enduring long after the last mission. In her transformative book, “A Soldier’s Soldier,” Neysa Holmes, PhD, sheds light on the unspoken battle many veterans face at home: PTSD. Holmes’ work is … Read more

The need for community support is for everyone who has been going through something tough in their minds. The transition from combat to the home front is often one of the hardest battles a service member will ever face. While the war on the battlefield may end, the war within continues for many veterans just … Read more

For many veterans, the path to healing begins with a story. Sharing personal experiences helps veterans process trauma, connect with others, and rediscover their sense of purpose. As Dr. Neysa Holmes writes in A Soldier’s Soldier, storytelling is a powerful tool that breaks the silence surrounding PTSD and creates a bridge between veterans and their … Read more

Veteran homelessness remains one of the most pressing issues facing America’s former service members. Despite their sacrifices, many veterans return from service only to face a new battle: finding stable housing. As highlighted in Dr. Neysa Holmes’ A Soldier’s Soldier, the systemic failures that affect veterans extend beyond healthcare and mental health support to include … Read more