“We’re moving, again!” by Aurora, 2025 April is the month of the military child. This month was established back in 1986 by then-Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger to recognize the ...
Emotional decluttering is about creating mental and emotional space by letting go of baggage and focusing on what truly matters-You. Acknowledge Your Emotions Instead of pushing your emotions away, spend ...
Military life brings unique challenges for children—frequent moves, deployments, and long separations from loved ones. But no matter the distance, our connections remain strong. That’s the heart of The Invisible ...
As an intake coordinator at the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone in Hinesville, Georgia, I understand that taking the first step toward mental health care can feel ...
With the widespread of misinformation and stigma around mental health, how well does our youth understand their own mental health and are they comfortable with discussing their mental health if ...
Military families face unique challenges that can be difficult to navigate. Disruptions in routine, frequent moves, and long absences of family members, parents, or spouses can introduce new challenges not ...
As the New Year roles in, many people reflect on the age-old question, ‘Do I set resolutions again this year?’. The dread of setting a goal, and then it falling ...
Military-connected children are often aware of war at a much younger age than their peers; and experience the effects of a caregiver gone for long stretches of time to far ...
Household goods, SATO, orders, clearing base, and hurry up & wait—these are all things that we may be familiar with during PCS moves. These can represent some of the challenges ...
We often try to avoid stress. Sometimes if something feels stressful, it’s natural to think that there must be something wrong with this choice. The truth is that stress has ...
