This was originally posted on the Military Spouse Advocacy Network blog, and I’m honored to be working with them! You can read the original post, and find more great information for those who support service members and veterans most, by going here. That which does not Read more…
Memorial Day 2017 is rapidly approaching, and our social media feeds are once again going to be inundated with reminders of what the day is supposed to be about, as opposed to what it seems to be about. Friends and Read more…
I recently had the pleasure to sit down and have a conversation with Jay Knight, the host of the Veteranology Podcast. He and I had such a great time that we went way longer than expected, and ended up having Read more…
Never before in American history has there been a chance for child not born at the beginning of a war that would potentially be able to fight in the same war as their parent. That day is rapidly approaching. I’ve Read more…
A friend forwarded me this quote the other day. It’s from the book Critical Conditions, by Stephen White. I haven’t read it before, but once I did, I understood it. The veterans and military spouses I work with offer Read more…
When it comes to the veteran support community, there are fewer subjects, in my opinion, that are more sensitive than Veteran Suicide. There are also fewer subjects that are more individualized, and more complicated. Let me throw this firebomb of Read more…
This post is an original article written by Timothy Wienecke. Tim is a United States Air Force veteran and clinical mental health counselor practicing in Golden, Colorado. He has specialized in supporting veterans transitioning to higher education after the military Read more…
This was originally posted on the Military Spouse Advocacy Network blog, and I’m honored to be working with them! You can read the original post, and find more great information for those who support service members and veterans most, by going here. In 2016, I wrote Read more…
For the first time in American History, the United States has been involved in a cross-generational conflict. Americans who were toddlers on 9/11 are now eligible to enlist in the military, and have the potential to serve overseas in a Read more…
mentor (n) 1. a wise and trusted counselor or teacher. 2. an influential senior sponsor or supporter. From the first moment that a service member steps into an office or motor pool at a new duty station, they look around for someone to let them Read more…
