Podcast Disclaimer
Many of what I share is the personal perspective of being married to a service member. The primary purpose of this podcast is to educate the military spouse community and provide resources. Further, this podcast does not constitute medical advice or offer counseling services, please be sure to seek a medical professional in regards to anything medically related such as mental or physical health. Thank you for tuning in.
This podcast is for new spouses that may not be aware of the resources that are available to them as a military spouses. I talk about what to expect and how to adjust to being a part of the military community. I will be offering workshops with further tips and resources in the near future and look forward to helping you along on your journey. Welcome to MilLife
In this podcast I talk about focusing on strengths and challenges. This approach is different than listening to a typical podcast, as I am guiding you through a self- reflection, being able to answer the question, "Can you have it all ? " I will be offering a workshop where we will all take time focusing on ourselves and where we are and want to be, because you can have it all, in time. This is Part 1
1. Are you familiar with the Transition Assistance Program (TAP) and its role in supporting military members and their families during the transition to civilian life?
2. How do you envision your spouse's transition out of the military, and what resources or support do you think would be beneficial during this period?
3. Have you explored or considered seeking information about programs that can aid in the transition process, especially if your spouse is nearing the end of their military service?
Well I am here today to help you do exactly that. Today's podcast is focused on the Transition Assistance Program (TAP) and how you as a spouse can help your service member and family get ready for that next chapter.