From Surviving to Thriving: Supporting Military Spouses During Transitions.
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| Title: | From Surviving to Thriving: Supporting Military Spouses During Transitions. |
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| Authors: | Cole, Rebekah F., Cowan, Rebecca G. |
| Source: | Journal of Human Services. Spring2022, Vol. 41 Issue 1, p22-30. 9p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Communities, Military spouses, Household moving, Mental health, Occupational achievement |
| Abstract: | Military spouses face many challenges resulting from the military lifestyle, including frequent relocations. This constant moving often result in mental health struggles, career frustration, and an unfamiliarity with local resources that can offer support. With their training and expertise in prevention and coordination, human services professionals (HSPs) are in a key position to address these problems. HSPs are called to equip military spouses with the support they need to survive and thrive in their new communities. This article describes the specific ways HSPs can support transitioning military spouses, promoting mental wellbeing, encouraging career success, and connecting them to community resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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