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Supporting Military Families Through TransitionsMilitary life comes with constant change from deployments and reunions t...
08/18/2026

Supporting Military Families Through Transitions

Military life comes with constant change from deployments and reunions to PCSing. These transitions can be especially challenging for children and their emotional well-being.

Join us Tuesday, August 25, 2026 for a Free, 60-minute parenting webinar focused on helping military families stay connected, resilient, and grounded through change.

We’ll discuss:
• Staying connected during long-distance separations
• Navigating the “re-entry” phase when a service member returns home
• Building a portable support system & coping toolbox for the whole family

Meet our speakers:
Michaela Rosales— Five & Thrive | Military Spouse & Behavioral Health Advocate
Tyler Key, LMHC — U.S. Navy | Licensed Mental Health Counselor & Active-Duty Military Spouse
Elizabeth “Liz” Rotenberry — Elizabeth Dole Foundation | Military Caregiver & Advocate

Presented by ASU Reach Institute’s Center for Resilient Families and Mental Health America

📅 Tuesday, August 25, 2026
⏱️ 60 minutes
💻 FREE webinar

🔗 Register today!bit.ly/4x3kprn

07/17/2026

Are you searching for mental health services for your military kids? We can help with that!

Connect with a Mentor and join our Mentorship-HUB to find resources that you can start using today. Join now at https://buff.ly/CsCZnSj

05/22/2026

First responder families carry a unique kind of strength but the demands of the job don’t stay at work. They show up at home, in transitions, and in the moments that matter most.

That’s why we created ADAPT for First Responders , a flexible, self-paced course designed to support parenting in high-stress, high-demand careers.

✔️ Strengthen communication at home
✔️ Navigate tough transitions with more ease
✔️ Build a calmer, more connected family environment

Whether you’re coming off shift or finding time between responsibilities, ADAPT meets you where you are with practical, real-life strategies you can use right away.

🎥 Watch the video to see how ADAPT supports first responder families
🔗 Access the program for free here: https://learn.adaptparenting.org/
Use Code: HELPERS

Because strong families are essential to strong responders.

05/19/2026

Military families face unique challenges during deployment and support matters
For families preparing for deployment or navigating separation, these resource based on our ADAPT parenting program also offers helpful tips and support strategies:
https://ow.ly/tyV450YXN9V

If you need more support, we are pleased to offer military families the opportunity to participate in the ADAPT Parenting Program at no cost. ADAPT is designed to help parents strengthen communication, build resilience, and support children through the ups and downs of military life.
Watch the video to learn more.
To sign up for ADAPT for Military Families: Visit https://ow.ly/QTsR50YXNa3 and use code: FAMILY

Today is 😊 International Day of Happiness and we want to share something important:It’s okay not to feel happy all the t...
03/20/2026

Today is 😊 International Day of Happiness and we want to share something important:

It’s okay not to feel happy all the time.

Happiness is not a constant state. Mental health includes the full range of human emotions including joy, grief, stress, hope, sadness, and everything in between. Giving yourself permission to feel what you’re actually feeling is part of building resilience.

If today feels heavy instead of happy, you are not alone and you are not doing it wrong.

For resources, support, and tools to help families build resilience through every season of life, visit centerforresilientfamilies.org.

Because real mental health isn’t about forcing happiness. It’s about creating space for healing, growth, and connection. 💙

💜 World Kindness Day: Small Acts, Big Impact 💗 Today, on World Kindness Day, we’re reminded that kindness isn’t just ab...
11/13/2025

💜 World Kindness Day: Small Acts, Big Impact 💗

Today, on World Kindness Day, we’re reminded that kindness isn’t just about grand gestures, it’s about the small, consistent acts that strengthen our connections and support mental health.

Kindness can mean checking in on a friend, offering grace to yourself on a hard day, or listening without judgment. These simple actions build resilience in individuals, families, and communities.

At the Center for Resilient Families, we believe kindness is a foundation of emotional well-being. Our programs and resources help caregivers, parents, and providers foster connection, empathy, and resilience especially during times of stress or loss.

Explore free, evidence-based tools to support mental health and family resilience at www.centerforresilientfamilies.org

Let’s keep kindness going today and every day. 💛

This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the men and women who have served our country and the families who serve alongside ...
11/11/2025

This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the men and women who have served our country and the families who serve alongside them.

We’re proud to support military families through the ADAPT Parenting Program, an evidence-based program hat helps parents strengthen family relationships, manage stress, and support their children’s well-being before, during and after deployment or other military transitions.

To learn more about how ADAPT supports military parents, visit https://www.adaptparenting.org/

🍬 Treat yourself with kindness this Fall!Between costumes, candy, and festivities, it’s easy to get caught up in the exc...
10/31/2025

🍬 Treat yourself with kindness this Fall!
Between costumes, candy, and festivities, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement.
😴 Take time to rest after all the fun.
💬 Connect with people who make you feel safe and happy
😊😁 Share smiles and laughter—it’s the sweetest way to build resilience and keep your family feeling strong
👻 No tricks—just a reminder that caring for yourself strengthens your family even more

10/23/2025

💻 As Cybersecurity Awareness Month wraps up, let’s keep the focus on helping kids use technology in healthy, mindful ways.

🎥 Watch our webinar “I Don’t Know How to Support Youth Living
in a Digital World” for insights on how tech impacts children’s
mental health. https://centerforresilientfamilies.org/webinars/i-dont-know-how-support-youth-living-digital-world

📥Download 5 Tips for Responsible Tech Usage for practical ways to build safer, more balanced screen habits at home.
http://bit.ly/47jgLhs

Small steps can make a big difference in helping kids feel safe, connected,
and supported online.

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