The Veteran transition from military to civilian life is more than changing jobs; it is a complete life shift that affects identity, relationships, and daily routines. For many Veterans, adjusting to civilian life brings a set of challenges that most civilians never...
Many surveys show a tendency to see post‑9/11 Veterans as damaged or unstable, with most Americans believing they are more likely than civilians to have mental health issues or be unemployed. One of the most common misconceptions about Veteran mental health is that...
Supporting the Supporter: Military spouses have long been the unsung heroes, often putting their personal and professional lives on the back burner to support their uniformed partners’ career and service to our nation. Even after their service members’ time in uniform...
Finding Your Next Mission: What are the first steps service members can take to start their journey as Veterans and find a new sense of purpose? “Who am I?” After serving in uniform, it’s easy to define ourselves by our rank, role, or mission. Yet as we...
Conflicts arise in every relationship. It’s inevitable, regardless of how much love or respect people have for each other. Managing conflict is important to keep relationships strong. Sometimes, it’s easier said than done. Most importantly, don’t undertake tough talks...
