Staying Mentally resilliant through transition: A short veterans guide!

Transition is not just about finding a job – it’s also about protecting your mental health. Many veterans and emergency service leavers struggle with identity, purpose, and confidence during this shift.

  1. Routine & Structure: Keep elements of daily discipline (exercise, planning, goals).

  2. Acknowledge the Challenge: It’s normal to feel uncertain or lost.

  3. Community: Don’t isolate yourself – connect with other veterans who “get it.”

  4. Seek Support: Charities like SSAFA, Combat Stress, provide excellent resources.

  5. Coaching & Mentoring: Sometimes having a guide makes all the difference.

I challenge you:

To write down three things you’re grateful for each morning. It shifts your mindset toward progress.

I trust you:

Your resilience carried you through service. Apply the same discipline to your mental health, and you’ll be ready for the next chapter.

Book a free 30-minute coaching call with Chris@CWCedge.com today and get personalised support for your transition.

Chris Campbell

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