RETURN AND REUNION
The Emotional Cycle of Deployment
Home Again
Managing Deployment Pay Podcast – For Single Service Members
Making Marriage Work After Deployment
National Guard and Reserves Reintegration
You’re coming home after a deployment. It’s been a long time coming and you deserve to celebrate. But it’s important to know what other adjustments you might face post-deployment.
Military OneSource Slide Deck Presentations
Returning Home from Deployment – The Essentials
You’re headed home after a deployment. It’s been a long time coming, and you deserve to celebrate. But it’s important to know what other adjustments you might face post-deployment, like how your children will respond to you after a long absence and how you will fit into the household routines.
Strong Bonds: Building Ready Families
Strong Bonds honors and supports service members and families in the Guard and reserve components by providing offsite family and marriage retreats to strengthen your relationships and help you and your family manage the pressures of deployments and reintegration – together.
Settling In: A Moving Checklist for After Your Military Move
After months of planning you have arrived at your new duty station. You’ve probably got a hundred things on your mind but putting these 10 “to-dos” on top of your post-moving checklist can make life in your new home much easier.
How to Control Your Budget When Your Spouse Is Deployed
Your spouse’s deployment doesn’t need to throw your finances off track.
What Transition Assistance Advisors Can Do for You
Let us serve you. Transition Assistance Advisors can connect you to Veterans Affairs benefits, health care and more, walking you through the system to get you the services you deserve.
Deployment and Redeployment Requirements During COVID-19
Learn about the new Department of Defense requirements for deployment and redeployment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
You Can Do This: Your Checklist for Living Positive While Your Partner’s Deployed
During deployment, your partner’s not the only one who has to step up and serve. Your job is standing tall here at home. The power of being positive can go a long way to supporting your spouse. You’ll find it can give you extra strength as well. Try these practical, positive tips.
Plan My Deployment: A Must-Have Tool for Deploying and Coming Home
Whether you’re on your first tour of duty or your fourth, Plan My Deployment helps you, your family members and loved ones prepare for – and stay strong and connected – through every phase of deployment.
Life After Deployment: Seven Tips for Reconnecting
Deployment’s done. Homecoming’s over. Now comes the reality of being back.
Four Steps to Put Your Financial House in Order
Returning From Deployment: Helping Your Family Transition
Armed with the right information and understanding, reuniting with your family after a deployment can go more smoothly for everyone. Educate yourself on what to expect upon reintegration, and be patient with yourself, your spouse and your kids. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Follow these eight tips to ease your adjustment.
Deployment
Military service providers and leaders have Military and Family Life Counseling (MFLC) resources available to them: Deployment Survival, When Siblings Deploy and more.