Dr. Lena Jackson-Lynch shares her 21-year journey in the United States Air Force and explains how military families develop exceptional adaptability skills that benefit them throughout life. Her research reveals that adolescents in military families gain unique social and emotional intelligence through constant relocation and community-building experiences.

• 21 years of Air Force service across multiple countries and bases
• Navigated single parenthood, divorce, remarriage, and blended family dynamics while serving
• Completed PhD research on how relocation affects adolescents in military families
• Found adaptability emerges as the most crucial skill military children develop
• Military communities naturally create supportive networks that mirror biblical principles
• Communication plans are essential for maintaining family connections during deployments
• Active listening requires full attention, asking open-ended questions, and noticing non-verbal cues
• Military experience provides transferable skills for family life and relationship-building

Connect with Dr. Lena Jackson-Lynch and learn more about her work in family education and professional development.
Website: www.lj2inc.com
Email: [email protected]
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