The Hidden Emotional Demands of Service in the US Military's Reserves and National Guard
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By Teal Yost
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August 21, 2026
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National Guard and Reserve families face unique emotional challenges distinct from active-duty life — balancing civilian work, school, and family routines while managing unpredictable training, disaster response, and deployment cycles. This short-form feature explores the psychological toll on service members and their families, and highlights Talkspace virtual therapy as a TRICARE-eligible mental health resource for those navigating the demands of part-time military service.
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