Families of origin: The experience of parents of single military members
Williams, L., Goubanova, E., & Morrow, R. (2022). Families of origin: The experience of parents of single military members. Military Behavioral Health, 10(2), 112-123. https://doi.org/10.1080/21635781.2022.2067922
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This study examined the experiences of parents who had a single (i.e., not married or in a common-law relationship) adult child in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) through focus groups and interviews. Parents discussed a variety of topics, including concerns about their child serving in the military, the parent-child relationship, and their experiences with military life. Overall, 3 themes emerged that highlighted parents’ varied emotions about their child joining the military as well as how they found support and adapted to military life.
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