The Civil-Military Divide Explained Through Cognitive Neuroscience Principles by PreVeteran
Each and every year, 200,000+ men and women from our all-volunteer force depart the military. Since the vast majority enter…
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New Words for PreVeteran’s Military Transition 2.0 Model
In a previous article, we discussed how our new PreVeteran Military Transition 2.0 model helps military members and military spouses…
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Our New PreVeteran Military Transition 2.0 Model
The military transition space is in need of transformation, and we at PreVeteran want to lead that charge with our…
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The Brain Science of Military Transition and Why TAP Classes Never Seem to Be Enough
This article was published in Military.com. Article link can be found below article. Your base-level Transition Assistance Program (TAP) class…
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The Case for ‘Transition 2.0’ and What It Should Look Like for Separating Veterans
This article was published in Military.com. Article link can be found below article. Successfully transitioning from the military to a…
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Why Military Transition 1.0 Has Let Us All Down (Part 1 of a 3-Part Series)
Since 1991, a group-focused transition assistance program (TAP) has dominated the landscape but with lackluster results because the individual is…
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The Cognitive Response to Military Transition 1.0 (Part 2 of a 3-Part Series)
To start on a positive note, I’d like to say that I believe the transitioning military population is a very…
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Why We Need to Move to Military Transition 2.0 (Part 3 of a 3-Part Series)
As we enter into our third and final article of the series, the problem has been clearly spelled out—there are…
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Three Reasons Skills Translators Don’t Work for Military Transition
Most of us have seen them before: the infamous skills translator! If you haven’t, they’re basically Big Tech’s solution to…
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