A qualitative examination of the reintegration experiences of Australian Defense Force families
Risi, A., Bird, A. L., Jackson, J.,
& Pickard, J. A. (2024). A qualitative examination of the reintegration
experiences of Australian Defense Force families. Military Psychology, 36(4), 410-421. https://doi.org/10.1080/08995605.2023.2192637
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This qualitative study examined the reintegration experiences of Australian Defense Force (ADF) families with young children. Current ADF members (n = 9) and ADF spouses (n = 38) were asked to reflect on their reintegration experiences, specifically their own and their child’s adaptation. 6 themes emerged; 4 reflected the experiences of ADF members and spouses, while 2 reflected spouses’ experiences only. Relationship and parenting challenges were apparent across all themes.
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