As Provider Networks On Military Bases Are Overwhelmed With New Cases, Civilian Clinicians Are Increasingly Likely To Treat Military Families. However, These Clinicians Do Not Receive The Same Military Mental-healthcare Training As Providers On Military Installations, Adding Strain To Clinicians’ Workloads And Creating Gaps In Levels Of Treatment. Families Under Fire Fills These Gaps With Real-world Examples, Clear, Concise Prose, And Nuts-and-bolts Approaches For Working With Military Families Utilizing A Systems-based Practice That Is Effective Regardless Of Branch Of Service Or The Practitioner’s Therapeutic Preference. Any Civilian Mental-health Practitioner Who Wants To Understand The Diverse Needs Of Military Personnel, Their Spouses, And Their Families Will Rely On This Indispensable Guidebook For Years To Come.