Those with deployed loved ones during the holidays aren't the only ones that have a difficult time to get through. If your loved one is deploying after the season, it can be equally difficult. This article gives some tips for coping with this situation.

This week we continue our discussion about ways to cope during the holidays if your family member is deployed.

The holidays are coming up and if you have a loved one deployed, they can be miserable. This article outlines a few ways to make the season as enjoyable as possible!

There are many ways to stay in touch with your loved one during a deployment. This article gives you a few ideas to keep in mind!

We've had support groups for spouses for quite some time, but a fairly new concept is taking root: support groups for children. Learn more about them and why they're beneficial.

A few basic ideas to get you started on your post-military job search.

Whether it's right around the corner or a ways off, at some point your spouse will leave the service. Find out all the stuff that nobody really tells you!

Use the time travelling as a military family to experience all that your different locales has to offer.

When living in a military household, it is necessary to have a supportive environment. The key is knowing how to give it and allowing yourself to receive it!

I reviewed Sesame Workshop's "Talk, Listen, Connect" DVD. In my opinion, it is the best resource available to help children cope with a deployment.