Over the past couple of months, we’ve had the opportunity to talk with the authors of the three virtual courses that will be part of the 2022 Military Family Readiness Academy (MFRA) – “Family Well-being: Navigating the Social Justice Landscape.” Social justice is critical to our work.
This blog reviews a OneOp webinar on educational information, resources, and strategies to help patients and their families learn about and cope with TBI.
Sustainable nutrition is a terminology used to eat nutritionally dense, affordable, and culturally relevant food to eliminate chronic diseases and nutrient deficiencies while preserving limited natural resources. Some diets are more sustainable than others.
As a follow-up to OneOp’s 2018 Virtual Conference, the Family Transitions team produced a five-part podcast series, Moving Toward Inclusive Practice. In each podcast, Dr. Anne Phibbs shares tips and resources to help professionals become more inclusive and culturally informed. Dr. Phibbs’ content is designed to be relevant to professionals in any discipline. OneOp has developed five blog posts to help early childhood professionals apply these concepts to their work with children and families.
April is the height of “income tax season” and many Personal Financial Managers (PFMs) are busy fielding tax questions from military families. A prior post summarized highlights from the OneOp Personal Finance team’s 2022 income tax update webinar. The webinar focused on filing 2021 tax returns.
This blog reviews two OneOp webinars around understanding what is new in the advancement for treating TBI and concussion-related symptoms.
As Bowen, Martin & Mancinni (2013) remind us, though many of the stressors associated with military duties and military life are not new, the challenges of today’s military service, including lengthy, repeated combat deployments and the associated family separations, represent unprecedented threats to the integrity and well-being of service members…
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