I am taking BUAD 115. I am studying social work with military families and right now I am doing a discussion on what does Micro social work practice with military personnel involves. The information I gathered from an article is below. I have read it over and over but cannot get the clarity out of it. Can you help me to understand in simpler terms?

In order for a social work professional to perform effective micro practice in the military context, there are many things they must understand. Some include the military culture and subcultures such as Special Forces, pilots, and infantry. Social workers must understand the life stage and developmental influences of basic and advanced military training. They need to understand the multidimensionality of vulnerability, risk, and resilience associated with military service and deployments and how pre-military experiences impact military and deployment-related outcomes. Empirical evidence regarding the behavioral manifestations, comorbidities, and evidence-based treatments for combat-related PTSD compared to PTSD in civilians, and unique barriers to care related to stigma and potential negative military career implications.

Military indoctrination, socialization, training, and unit cohesion influence vulnerability, risk, and resilience are also essential. When working with military populations, social workers need to understand how physical symptoms and psychiatric diagnoses may affect military career progression, security clearances, military medical reviews, fitness-for-duty evaluations, disability ratings and compensation, and separation from military service. Knowledge and training in evidence-based interventions for individuals diagnosed with PTSD, mood, and other anxiety disorders are also required. It is also vital that military social workers understand the resiliency-enhancing aspects of the military lifestyle and how these strengths play a role in treatment planning, adherence, and outcomes.