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.

Sometimes it's hard to focus on the good we derive from this lifestyle; this article lists a few of them.