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Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment FACILITATOR’S NAME DATE

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Objectives Discuss and implement legal, financial, employment, and family adjustments to establish a new normal. Describe resources available to assist Service Members with the transition back to the the civilian workplace.

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Communication is the Key ! May be awkward at first Be truthful Be respectful Share feelings Arguments may arise

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR A walk in the the park

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Longest Line

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Creating a New Normal Daily Life Co-Parenting Financial Job Legal

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Legal Considerations Wills Power of Attorney Family Care Plans DEERS/ID Cards

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Financial Considerations Service Members Civil Relief Act Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) Spending Plan Savings Deposit Program (SDP) Taxes Financial Counseling

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Job Considerations Uniformed Services Employment and Re- Employment Rights Act (USERRA) Support Services ESGR DoL Hero2Hired

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Expect changes Allow space Take time to reconnect Discuss roles and responsibilities Discuss feelings Communicate! Daily Life

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Co-Parenting Observe and discuss how things run Decide what changes are desired Be patient Talk and listen Expect testing – don’t get frustrated Share responsibility for discipline Be a team!

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Resources Military OneSource Veteran’s Administration (VA) Veteran’s Service Organizations Non-Governmental Organizations Chaplains/Faith-Based Organizations

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Objectives Discuss and implement legal, financial, employment, and family adjustments to establish a new normal. Describe resources available to assist Service Members with the transition back to the the civilian workplace.

Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment APR Renegotiating a New Normal after Deployment FACILITATOR’S NAME DATE