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Veteran suicide is a serious problem in the United States and its prevalence is heartbreaking. According to data from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, an average of 17 veterans die by suicide each day, which corresponds to 6,132 suicides among veterans annually. This number
Veterans have a unique perspective on life and the world around them. They have experienced things that most people will never have to experience and because of this, they often have a greater appreciation for life and living it to the fullest. One of the
As a veteran, it’s important to build a strong and reliable support system, especially in times of uncertainty. Having a support system in place not only provides emotional and psychological benefits, but also offers physical help as well. Creating a support network can be an
Happiness is an emotion that we all strive for but not everyone knows how to achieve. For veterans, coming back home and reintegrating into civilian life can be especially difficult. It’s important to take the time to find what makes you happy and learn how
The Circle of Accountability is a powerful tool that can help veterans re-integrate into civilian life. This accountability framework can help veterans establish new goals, develop better relationships, and create positive habits in their lives. The concept of the circle is simple enough: it’s an
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It’s no secret that as veterans, we may have particular beliefs or thoughts that can limit our success. But what are limiting beliefs? Limiting beliefs are subconscious thoughts, ideas, and stories that prevent us from achieving our goals and reaching our full potential. These beliefs
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As a veteran, you have a unique set of skills and experiences that can help you succeed in civilian life. One important aspect of success is setting goals. By having achievable, measurable goals, you can stay focused on what matters most and create long-term success.
The start of a new year can bring so many different emotions, but the feeling of hope is one that resonates with all of us. For veterans, the start of a new year can be an opportunity for growth, healing, and renewal. In this blog
You’ve probably heard the term “Why?” thrown around a lot in conversations about veterans. But what does “Why?” really mean? Is it just another buzzword or is there something more to it? In this blog post, we will explore the concept of finding your “Why?”,
For many veterans, the transition from military to civilian life can be a struggle. This is especially true when it comes to mental health. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, or PTSD, taking care of your mental health must be a priority. One way to
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