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MilSpouse Transition is a resource and learning hub bringing information, workshops, and community to all branches of military spouses as they depart active duty military life.

Deep Breath...
You Made it.

They say transition planning should start the day your family enters active duty military life. Each year, military families prepare to leave active duty military life with varying success. What makes one family thrive while another flounders and feels overwhelmed and underprepared?

It’s because military spouses are expected to navigate arguably the most important transition change in their lives by “winging it” which means critical pieces of the transition process are missed, delayed, or never completed only to show up post-transition when it is too late to make the best choice for your family.
 
But it’s not just the to-do list. It’s also the wellbeing of the military spouse and family. 
 
MilSpouse Transition is all about helping military spouses tackle life’s toughest transitions with boldness and purpose. We bring people together, to deliver real tools and measurable impact — empowering military-connected families to thrive. We create meaningful change, one spouse at a time.

Who do we serve?

I AM
PLANNING

I am between 2 and 5 years out and currently planning my family's transition from active -duty military life.

I AM
TRANSITIONING

I am 1 year or less out and in the process of transitioning out of active-duty military life into the civilian world.

I AM
SEARCHING

I am a military spouse that has left active-duty life, but still don't feel like I've found my place.

I AM
SUPPORT

I am here to help military spouses through transition by being a resource and offering support.

Why Do We Need a Space Just for Military Spouses?

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 that inspired Anna to start asking questions.

Transition questions about where to find answers, what resources were for the military spouse specifically, and how to navigate this new world 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:

  • leading their families and themselves through transition with confidence.
  • accessing resources and conversations specifically designed for the milspouse.
  • supported with a transition program that understands what they need to thrive after active-duty life.
  • given the tools to navigate transition without the overwhelm of doing it all by themselves.

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What You Need
How You Need it.

Take a peek at the areas that impact transitioning military families including the transition process, personal strengths, identity and purpose, finances, community, and family relationships, entrepreneurship, career, and education, healthcare, and navigating the Veterans Administration.

We’re here to support the you’re departure out of active duty military life into a veteran spouse (civilian) role.

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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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