PPT-Mediating with Military Families

Military Resource Carolyn TolliverLee M Ed MS Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program Fort Riley KS September 2017 1 Online Resources To retrieve uptodate information about Military benefits and more. Military Child Education Coalition Training Seminar. Molly Clever. Center for Research on Military Organization. University of Maryland. mclever@umd.edu. Objectives. What do we know?. How do we know it?. Michael Rovaris, LCSW. Reintegration and Reunion from a Child’s Perspective. For military parents of young children and the many adults who care for them. Content will include: . The core social emotional needs . Thomas D. Farrell, Farrell & Associates, Honolulu, Hawaii. David L. . Manz. , The . Manz. Law Firm, Marathon, Florida. Moderators: Russel Murray III, Aurora/Denver, Colorado. . Anna . Director, Office of Family Policy/Children and Youth/Special Needs. Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. Daniel Perkins, PhD. The Pennsylvania State University. Lynne Borden, PhD . The University of Minnesota. Death . is not the only thing that causes grief. Modern military families are dealing with some form of grief on a regular . basis. Sources of grief may include:. losses . and adjustments associated with . Thomas D. Farrell, Farrell & Associates, Honolulu, Hawaii. David L. . Manz. , The . Manz. Law Firm, Marathon, Florida. Moderators: Russel Murray III, Aurora/Denver, Colorado. . Anna . Bellwork. What is an example . Interaction Between Humans and the . Environment in Rome?. Answers Vary. What is an example Development and Transformation of Social . Structures in . Rome?. Answers Vary. . To . Better Serve Military-Connected Students. Jamie Albers, School Liaison Officer, USAG Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Wendy O’Sullivan, School Liaison Officer, USAG Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Military-Connected Youth. Our Nation’s Hidden Victims: National Conference on Responding to Missing and Unidentified Persons. Atlanta, Georgia, September 2014. Coping with Loss: Families in Crisis. With appreciation. Catherine W. O’Neal, The University of Georgia. DIRECT IMPACT TARGETS. GOING ABOVE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE GONE BEYOND. Improve financial behaviors, habits, stability and security. Financial Readiness for Service Members & Families. Support for Military Caregivers, Families of the Fallen, Wounded & Children. Challenges of military life. . can affect servicemembers’ finances:. Frequent transition and changes. Many servicemembers have little financial experience. Decisions have long-term effects. Getting the know-how is key to making smart financial decisions. wounded heroes.. Operation Homefront. Who we are, where we are, and where . we can go … together. Presentation Overview. Your Logo. Operation Homefront Overview. 2012 Highlights. 1. 2. 3. How we Help – Program Review. Challenges of military life. . can affect servicemembers’ finances:. Frequent transition and changes. Many servicemembers have little financial experience. Decisions have long-term effects. Getting the know-how is key to making smart financial decisions. Challenges of military life. . can affect servicemembers’ finances:. Frequent transition and changes. Many servicemembers have little financial experience. Decisions have long-term effects. Getting the know-how is key to making smart financial decisions.