How to transition to a post-military career

The challenge is daunting sometimes. This is a good read about the Veterans' Employment and Training Service (VETS).  Learn about tools to use for matching jobs to military experience, locate resources for injured or disabled verterans, etc. 

Also click here to visit a website full of Veterans' Programs for employment and civilian transition. 

Feelings of Depression

"Feelings of depression can impact your life in many ways. Things like feeling exhausted or down, a change in your eating or sleeping habits, trouble concentrating, or having a hard time dealing with stress can all stem from feeling depressed.

Here are resources for Veterans experiencing feelings of depression."

www.va.gov/REACH/challenge/feelings-of-depression/  

Click this link for a complete list of resources available from VA.Gov

Life Transitions 

"Leaving military service can create stress that shows up in different ways. Things like avoiding people, getting angry easily, feeling overwhelmed and finding constant distractions, such as games or the internet.

Here are resources for Veterans going through life transitions." 

www.va.gov/REACH/challenge/life-transitions/ 

Relationship Challenges

"Relationship challenges can create stress that shows up in many ways. Things like struggling with relationships, feeling like life is out of control, or parenting after military service can stem from relationship problems.

Here are resources for Veterans to work on relationship challenges."

Including resources for partners of Veterans with PTSD

www.va.gov/REACH/challenge/relationship-challenges/