Army Combat Stress Control

Army Combat Stress Control (CSC) refers to the strategies and practices used by the military to prevent and manage psychological stress and trauma among soldiers during and after combat. It focuses on promoting resilience, providing support, and offering early interventions to help service members cope with the mental strain of warfare. CSC aims to maintain soldiers' operational effectiveness and overall well-being, addressing issues like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). By prioritizing mental health, the military seeks to ensure that soldiers can perform their duties and transition successfully back to civilian life when needed.