Every relationship could use help from time to time — and military life carries its own unique challenges. Whether you're a military couple looking to reinvigorate your bond, rebuild connections or retool your relationship skills – we're here to help and support. Join the thousands of people who have found more rewarding, more resilient relationships with our services, resources and expert guidance.
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Ideas to Renew Your Relationship
Refresh, rekindle, reinvigorate…discover simple steps, tools and drills you can use to bring the two of you closer together. Better yet, they’re made with the military in mind, to help you strengthen your relationship as you move through your MilLife.
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Get Personalized Counseling
Every relationship is different. That’s why we offer personalized coaching and counseling to service members and their partners. You choose the level of help you want, and how you want to access it. Call or chat with us now to talk about resources.
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Work Through Challenges Big and Small
From fresh ideas for better communications, to a proven relationship tool, to confidential counseling for troubled relationships — we’ve been able to help. Think you could benefit from someone to talk to? Give us a call and let’s see how we can help.
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Love Every Day
What is Relationship Coaching Like?
Maintaining Marriage During Deployment
Have you had success reworking a relationship?
Encourage other military couples with your story of relationship repair.
Resources for Every Relationship Stage
Repair what isn’t working and reawaken your love.
Build a more resilient bond and be ready for whatever comes your way.
After a breakup, take time to reset and take care of you.
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Note: Relationship support is most effective when both partners are committed to working together. These resources and services are not recommended for couples with a history of domestic abuse, or for partners seeking help for a relationship with patterns of control or violence. Exceptions to privacy include suspected harm to self or others. Learn more.
