There is often a shared purpose among military couples, and yet, their unique experiences can contribute to additional challenges or feelings of loneliness. The nature of military service, marked by deployments, frequent relocations, and extended periods of separation, can intensify stress or the sense of isolation for both partners. Below, Cohen Veterans Network shares #MilitaryLessonsInLove: tips, resources, and support to enhance connectedness and strengthen your relationship.
New America’s Mental Health Loneliness Survey: Military Perspectives
In a new survey, CVN captured military members and military spouses’ experiences with loneliness and isolation. It found that over a quarter (27%) of military couples surveyed “often” feel lonely, while half (50%) feel lonely “some of the time.” Additionally, the survey revealed the top factors contributing to loneliness among military members, military spouses and partners. See all of the survey findings and the tips from our mental health experts to combat loneliness.
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