There are countless relationships to balance in this milspouse life. Our kids, friends, neighbors, spouses coworkers, and of course, our service members!
Relationships need communication, compromise, and the ability to adapt. Command Team has decades worth of experience navigating these situations and share their professional and personal knowledge on various relationship topics.
Some topics include how to have thriving friendships, raise resilient kids, have a loving marriage and overcome obstacles with others and yourself. We want you to thrive in relationships because, in this milspouse life, we need support and community. So, join our Mission: Milspouse community and learn how to better relate to yours on this page.
I’ve heard the saying “A clean room is a clean heart”. I’ve always related to this for loads of reasons. Mental health is inherently tied to this. I’ve always valued having my own space. All my life, I’ve always shared a room with someone.
From a young age, I learned the power of kindness and the importance of giving back. My mom would take me to volunteer opportunities, showing me firsthand that even small acts of generosity could make a big difference. She always reminded me that one day we, too, might need a helping hand.
Last month, I lost one of the great men in my life, my Uncle Joe. He leaves behind my Aunt Terry who was the love of his life and wife of 67 years.
Finding Strength in Change: Navigating Military Life with a Child with Special Needs….You didn’t choose this life—this ever-changing, unpredictable journey that comes with being a military spouse and a parent to a child with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD).
Getting a new job can be one of the most exciting events in one’s professional life.
What if we spent Feb. 14 loving the unlovable?
Mission: Milspouse is a
501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
EIN Number: 88-1604492
hello@missionmilspouse.org
P.O. Box 641341
El Paso, TX 79904
