Overview of Suicide Risk Assessment & Prevention
The presenter will provide you with a step-by-step approach for assessing, mitigating, and documenting suicide risk when working with military service members and their families.
The presenter will provide you with a step-by-step approach for assessing, mitigating, and documenting suicide risk when working with military service members and their families.
Transition and change are hallmarks of life in military families, and youth and their families continually navigate and negotiate the demands related to military service. In the face of challenges, military families demonstrate remarkable coping and resilience. Family science researchers at The University of Georgia have conducted two recent studies...
As a follow-up to the OneOp Family Transitions webinar "Building Resiliency During Change - Finding Courage Within”, an interview was conducted with facilitator Trisha Wohlfeil, to provide additional content which Military service providers can use immediately in their work and within the community.
In this webinar military helping professionals will learn about practical resources to help caregivers better manage their finances, ensuring families and service members live more comfortably while planning for the future.
This episode with Jennifer Rea, University of Minnesota graduate student, is about an article she wrote on the role of online communication in the lives of military spouses. Results from this study offer information on howmilitary spouses use social media not only as a means to feel
connected to others, but also as a way to stay connected with
their service member during a deployment.
An intimate insight into the reintegration experience of one active duty Air Force couple. Their story, unique for this family but also probably similar to other military family reintegration stories, reminds us of the joys and challenges military couples and families face.
Across the lifespan, play serves a pivotal role in our development and learning. And while for the most part development unfolds in a predictable and logical set of stages and sequences, there is much we can do through play to ensure happier and healthier children.
Financial exploitation is a fast-growing form of abuse, across the generations, of seniors AND adults with disabilities. In this episode, Marlene Stum shares information and helps the listener to recognize potential financial abuse and respond appropriately
Although you may not have time to clean your house, it’s worth making time to focus on your finances.
https://ia800805.us.archive.org/22/items/BuildingHealthyMilitaryCommunitiesFloridaInterview/Building%20Healthy%20Military%20Communities%20Florida%20Interview.mp3 About this podcast Today we did our first interview featuring the Building Healthy Military Communities Program. We were able to speak with Lynn Brannon, Florida State Coordinator for Building Healthy Military Communities, Captain Amy Green, Florida State Family Program Director. We spoke about the implementation of the statewide needs assessment in Florida,...
The OneOp CCB team is working to provide coverage of the pilot program, Building Healthy Military Communities as it develops in each of the seven pilot states.
Family vacations offer a time to reset, rejuvenate and spend quality time with each other. However we need to be mindful of the cost and not allow our summer family vacation to be a budget buster.
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