Parenting Stress, Family Resilience, and Emotional Support Among US Military Families

Parenting stress negatively impacts emotional support and family resilience in military families, affecting their overall psychological well-being.
Emotional support among military families was positively correlated with effective coping strategies, leading to greater resilience.
Analysis highlighted that higher levels of family cohesion are associated with reduced parenting stress in military contexts.
Understanding these dynamics may enable the development of targeted interventions to strengthen family resilience among military personnel.

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