For Family Members
The strength of our nation is our Army; the strength of our Army is our Soldiers; the strength of our Soldiers is our families.
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Mental Fitness Forum
This forum is designed to have 6-7 SME panel members to answer questions regarding mental health and fitness, from any of the following areas: Psychologist/Psychiatrist, AOS, Chaplain, Social Worker, MFLC, TRICARE, Red Cross, and community organizations to ensure as many options are given and questions as are answered.
FPMD is willing to schedule these classes to meet the needs of your unit or organization. For more information, please contact Family members Family Programs Management Division, (910) 432-9203 or 432-4103
Resiliency Training:
Oxygen for Your Relationship- USASOC Family Programs will sponsor six, two-day facilitator training sessions, with the purpose of building strong families in the organization through Oxygen for Your Relationships Facilitator Training. The Oxygen For Your Relationships seminar offers fresh perspective and vision for relationships. With practical tools and resources the dynamic and interactive Oxygen course offers couples the hope they need to stay strong and thrive in their marriage.
Spouses Support Group - War fatigue, PTSD, MTBI, and multiple deployments? Are any of these things affecting your family? FPMD will sponsor a Support Group (with qualified counselors/therapists, if requested) for spouses in need of strength and encouragement from the effects of war related issues.
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NEED TO TALK?
Special Operations Forces, Ft. Liberty now has its own Military & Family Life Consultants who are available to help Special Operators and their family members address:
» Deployment/reintegration issues
» Marriage and relationship issues
» Parenting,sibling and family issues
» Communication challenges
» Stress and anxiety
» Depression
» Grief and loss
» Daily life issues
» More
Helpful Documents
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Tips for Parents
Supporting the child whose military parent is deploying. More....
Sleep Hygiene
Nothing is more frustrating than not being able to sleep. Tossing and turning. Your mind is racing, going over everything that happened today. Night noises keep you awake. Stress is the number one cause of 80-90% of all primary insomnia. Use below over a period of one month for improvement. More...
Children of Warriors Toolkit
Supportinig children and Families of active duty and deployed military personnel in the schools. More...