Transitions
Military life is an adventure.
Where will it take you next?
Change is always good,
with the right perspective.
Constant change can take its toll on a military family. Stay ahead of each move and transition with SpouseLink, where other Military Spouses like you who have been in your shoes share their advice and stories on how to get through it all, no matter if you’re new to military life or have been around the block a few times. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Try searching for a keyword.
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Am I Still a Military Spouse?
You’ve found your balance as a military spouse. Now your servicemember’s transition is here. Can you still call yourself a MilSpouse? Find out on SpouseLink.
Returning to Fall Routines After a Fun, Busy Summer
It’s fall. The temperatures are shifting, just like your activities. It’s time to gain a new perspective. MilSpouse blogger Jaimi shares hers on SpouseLink.
Suicide Among the Military Community — 3 Ways to Help
If you’re struggling and feel as though life isn’t worthwhile, you’re not alone. Others know how you feel, and they can help. Find resources on SpouseLink.
How to Talk About PTSD
Knowing where to turn for support with PTSD is only part of the equation. It all starts with a conversation. Hear Anna’s story and find resources on SpouseLink.
5 Lessons Learned from Tough Military Duty Stations
Living in a tough location after your latest PCS move? MilSpouse blogger Jaimi can relate, and she shares 5 ways to get through it on SpouseLink.
MilFam Finances: Funding Post-Secondary Education for Your Children
MilSpouse Claire Wood shares her latest insights on military family finances, turning her focus to paying for college. Read her tips on SpouseLink.
Nearing the Empty Nest and Staying Put
MilSpouse blogger Selena Conmackie’s family will soon transition from military life to civilian life. She shares her thoughts on what it means on SpouseLink.
Simple Systems to Stay Organized This School Year
Think you’re ready for a new school year? MilSpouse blogger Jaimi shares tips on how to help your whole family stay organized and ready to go, on SpouseLink.
What Does a Gold Star Family Mean in the Military?
Being a Gold Star family, meaning the immediate family of a fallen servicemember, is an honor most hope to avoid. SpouseLink shows how to pay them respect.
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