Family & Relationships
Family relationships and one’s larger social environment are crucial to Warfighter health and performance. If you can't find the answer to your Family & Relationships question in our resources, click the button below.
Family & Relationships Resources
Family Resilience
Positive family relationships have the power to help individuals overcome challenges and build resilience.
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Deployment Phases
In this section you'll find information grouped by phases of deployment: pre-deployment, deployment, reintegration, and post-deployment.
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Family Fitness
Warfighters have specific physical activity requirements based on their MOS, but spouses, children, parents, and other loved ones also have physical fitness requirements for their own individual and/or family missions.
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FDA to examine adding caffeine to foods
The FDA is investigating the recent trend of caffeine added to many food products and its possible effect on children and adolescents.
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Family & Relationships News
“Feeling Thermometer” for children
Children often have trouble expressing their feelings in words. The FOCUS program provides a tool to help them communicate how they feel.
Learning 101: Does your learning strategy measure up?
Many methods can be used to learn information, but some are more effective than others.
Are your kids active enough?
This week, the spotlight’s on children and teenagers—and whether they’re getting the exercise they need.
Moms-to-be: Keep the “active” in active duty
Pregnancy is a special time for most women, but it can be especially challenging for women in the military. Exercise before, during, and after pregnancy to help keep you and your baby healthy.
Exercise for the rest of us!
Just because you’re not an active-duty Warfighter doesn’t mean you don’t need exercise. Use these guidelines to make sure you’re getting enough.
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