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Military Spouse Transitions

Easier

Transition is hard. That’s why MilSpouse Transition supports all branches of the military through big changes.

Winging It Is Overrated.

They say transition planning should start the day your family enters military life.

We agree.

But the reality is that many military spouses face major life transitions all through their active duty military life. These transitions are not asked for, not wanted, and not clearly defined but necessary because of their servicemember’s career.

All of them affect the final transition from active duty into the civilian world.

Some spouses navigate these changes with confidence, while others feel overwhelmed and unprepared. 

Why? 

Because military spouses are often expected to “figure it out” on their own or try to tailor resources created for the servicemember to their needs.

We know there is a better way to prepare and strengthen military families before, during, and after active duty military service.

At MilSpouse Transition, we equip military spouses with the knowledge, tools, and connections to navigate big changes with confidence and purpose. Through expert-led podcasts and workshops, actionable resources, and a strong community, we’re creating lasting impact and meaningful change, one military spouse at a time.

Why Do We Need a Space Just for Military Spouses?

No More Guesswork.

MilSpouse Transition was created after the Founder, Anna Larson, had what she calls her “library moment.” You know things were bad when a library card brought a strong independent military spouse to their knees. 

In that moment the feelings of loss, fear, grief, overwhelm, and frustration were the catalysts.

But here’s where most military spouses can relate. This wasn’t the first time she’d felt like she had to improvise and figure it out on her own through a major life change that was (cause and effect) tied to military life. That inspired Anna to start asking questions.

Questions about where to find answers, what resources were for the military spouse specifically, and for her family facing transition into the civilian world, how to figure it all out after decades of living an active-duty life.

MilSpouse Transition redefines the military spouse transition journey.

Welcome to a new way of doing things where military spouses are:

What You Need
How You Need it.

Learn more about what’s out there for military families who are impacted by transition change!  

Podcast + streaming Conversation

Milspouse Strong™ Workshop

Transition information Resource Hub

Strengths Coaching Support

Who do we serve?

I AM
NAVIGATING A MAJOR LIFE CHANGE.

For military spouses currently experiencing a major transition in location, career, or life and want to understand their strengths.

I AM
PROACTIVELY PREPARING FOR TRANSITION.

For military spouses who are "getting their ducks in a row" because they know what they want for the next chapters in their lives.

I AM
REINVENTING WHO I AM.

For veteran military spouses or those in a life transition like a military divorce who are taking intentional steps to plan for their next chapter, build new opportunities, and set themselves up for success.

I AM
SUPPORTING MILITARY SPOUSES.

Our partnering organizations, mentors, and individuals who provide guidance, advocacy, and resources specifically for military spouses in all stages of transition.

What is Your Transition Story?

I wasn't an afterthought, I was a no-thought.

When my spouse transitioned I had to search for information to help me understand the process. I wasn't even sure what questions to ask and the information I did find was only for the servicemember.
Michelle Hughes
Transition is not something that can be done without a lot of learning.

There are so many really BIG decisions to make.
Amy Shick
My servicemember handed me the American Flag at the retirement ceremony and said, “It’s Your Turn!”

We are navigating life, but it requires a lot of love, communication, and belief that we could do it and are worthy of it.
Shari Biery
Transition- it seems super scary. When going through the process the service member receives a checklist of items to complete. Spouses do not even get a checklist. We basically “wing it” based off those who have transitioned before us. There is no standard on what the process looks like. It’s daunting and after six months of retirement, I’m still trying to find where “I belong.”
Heidi Dindial

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