We have spent time recently on the blog learning about disaster preparedness by touring each OneOp concentration area and sharing what each can contribute in terms of resources that will ultimately benefit military families. At the end of this series, we want to thank all of you who have joined…
OneOp is excited about the ongoing Thrive Series! This series includes an Anchored podcast episode to introduce the Thrive Initiative, as well as webinars highlighting the first three parenting programs.
We have made it to the end of our series on disaster preparedness! To wrap up this series, this week’s Friday Field Notes will feature OneOp Network Literacy (MFL NetLit). The OneOp NetLit team helps individuals become more resilient and adaptive within complex social systems through relationship building, personal growth,…
Selena Garrison, University of Florida It’s that time of year again: Tax Time. With the many different forms of income that can received by members of the Armed Forces, it is important to know what income is taxable and what income is excluded from taxation. IRS Publication 3, Armed Forces’…
How do we better understand child sexual abuse and what are ways in which we can prevent it from happening before it starts? Answering this question has been one of the main goals of OneOp’s Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth Series. To understand, not just the laws and consequences of problematic childhood sexual behavior and sexual abuse, but ways to develop strategies that clinicians, parents, and helping professionals can use when working with children and teens.
This week’s Friday Field Notes will take a look at the OneOp Family Development (FD) team’s resources for helping families through disasters. The FD team focuses on family strengthening and the prevention and treatment of family violence. With a focus on prevention, the FD team has fantastic resources for service…
With the start of the new year, many of us have set goals to eat healthier and be more physically active. Until the new routine becomes a habit, it can be challenging to stick to our goals while away from home.
By Barbara O’Neill, Ph.D., CFP®, [email protected] A costly, but popular, way to purchase household goods is rent-to-own (a.k.a., lease-to-own) plans. The rent-to-own (RTO) industry began in the 1970s with a limited selection of goods to offer consumers. Most of the items were low-end furniture and appliances. Today, RTO is an…
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