The war in mental health and the battles that people with mental health deal with

The Assignment. You are tasked with developing a nonfiction (research) narrative that explores war from any angle–such as from the combatants’ eyes, those civilians caught in the crossfire, family members at home, etc. In other words, you must explore war from a singular angle in order to tease out what war means to certain people, how it impacts them, and, more importantly, how they react and deal with the war in question. Your nonfiction narrative will not need a thesis statement per se. Instead, it will require a central idea or message that is clearly stated and revisited throughout the essay’s body. Furthermore, you will need to back up your observations, your feelings, your ideas, and your arguments, using research pulled from credible Web sources and/or the library databases (clovis.edu/library (Links to an external site.)). 
Minimum Requirements:

Your paper must have a clear, concise title. This title must offer some insight into your topic. It shouldn’t be a form of clickbait. 
Offer a central message or idea that is clearly stated. This central idea or message will be the heart of your paper. Don’t lose focus on this idea or message. 
Offer a clear introduction, conclusion, and body paragraphs (more than three, please). 
Offer clear, concise topic sentences that go to develop or support your main idea or message.
Offer supporting evidence in the form of paraphrases, summaries, and/or quotations. These must be formatted according to APA-style considerations. Please note: For this paper, you will not need Reference-list citations at the end of your paper. However, you will need in-text citations, incorporating your research information into the body paragraphs of your paper.