Education isn’t just about degrees — it’s about opportunity, confidence, and community.

In this episode, host Anna Larson sits down with Erik Therwanger, founder of the Think GREAT Foundation, to explore how education empowers military spouses to build careers, strengthen their families, and rediscover their own dreams after transition including a scholarship opportunity for active and veteran spouses.

Show notes: https://milspousetransition.com/how-education-transforms-military-spouse-careers-and-communities/

Moral injury isn’t a term many military families grew up hearing, but it’s a reality many live with. Unlike PTSD, moral injury is tied to values, beliefs, and the deep sense of right and wrong. It can feel like guilt, shame, or betrayal that lingers long after military service ends.

In this episode, host Anna Larson speaks with Dr. Daniel Roberts about how moral injury impacts both veterans and spouses, why it often surfaces during transition, and what paths toward healing look like.

This conversation is for every spouse who has ever wondered, “Does what I feel even count?” The answer is yes—your experience is valid, and you are not alone.

👉 Full show notes and resources at milspousetransition.com

Eating disorders are one of the most hidden struggles in military life. From the stress of constant moves to the pressure of transition, these challenges don’t just disappear—they often show up in our relationship with food and control.In this episode, we explore:👉Why eating disorders are more common in the military community than most realize👉The difference between disordered eating and eating disorders👉How transition and high-stress seasons increase the risk👉What signs to watch for—and how to respond with supportThis conversation is about breaking the silence, reducing stigma, and knowing you’re not alone.