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Center for Military Veterans Reintegration (CMVR)

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** This form is designed to connect you to community resources to help facilitate your successful transition. If you are in need of urgent or critical support, please call the VA Crisis Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 and PRESS 1. **

ABOUT THE CMVR

Welcome to the Center for Military and Veteran Reintegration (CMVR)! We are proud to be a recognized national model for supporting veterans in their transition from military service to civilian life. CMVR’s serve as hubs, connecting service members, veterans, and their spouses to multiple inter-linking local networks, ensuring a smooth and successful reintegration process.

Our mission is to assist military, veterans, and their families in successfully reintegrating into local communities. We achieve this through coordinated and integrated services in various domains, including education, employment, entrepreneurship, wellness, as well as home ownership and financial security. By providing comprehensive support in these areas, we aim to empower veterans and their families to thrive in their new civilian lives.

We understand that transitioning from military service can be a complex and challenging process, which is why we are here to guide and support you every step of the way. Our dedicated teams are committed to ensuring that you have access to the resources and opportunities you need to achieve your goals and build a fulfilling civilian life.

Thank you for choosing CMVR as your partner in this journey. We are honored to serve you and look forward to helping you navigate the path to a successful reintegration.



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Page 4 - Life Balance Wheel to Personal Transition Readiness Self Assessment

The life balance wheel (or the wheel of life) is a powerful self-assessment tool and a great foundation for goal setting. It helps you reflect on the areas in your life that you find most important and assess how satisfied you feel with your current situation.

The wheel is a circular diagram, divided into 8 equal parts. Each part represents one of the areas in your life that you find important. These can be different for each individual, as every one of us has different values, different things that define us.

Inside the wheel and every individual part is a scoring scale. Using the scale, you assess how fulfilled you feel in each chosen area. The scale goes from 1 (the center of the circle), meaning very unsatisfied, to 10 (the outer edge of the circle), meaning very satisfied.

Your wheel of life is completed once you’ve assigned satisfaction scores to all the categories that matter to you. The resulting spider web might should you surprisingly high (or low) values in some categories.

Scores ranging from 8 to 10: you are extremely satisfied in that category. Ensure this is maintained, however, there’s always room for improvement.

Scores ranging from 5 to 7: you are more or less satisfied with this category; however, there is definitely room for improvement and an opportunity for further development.

Scores ranging from 1 to 4: You’re not happy at all about this specific area. You definitely need to find approaches to improve the fulfillment here.

The scores offer you the chance to think about areas in your life that have been overlooked so far.


How physically and mentally healthy are you? How do you feel? Are you satisfied with your appearance and weight? Do you have any physical discomforts? To what extent are you engaged in sports? Do you have enough energy pursue your goals every day? Are you able to maintain a healthy weight? Are their people who you admire as being full of health and vitality?

Are friends supportive, unconditional and trustworthy? Can friendships be built upon and friends always be counted on? To what extent do you spend your free time with family and friends? Do I talk openly to my family members? Can I trust them completely? How often do I spend quality time with them.

Are all incomes enough to meet all basic needs and other needs? Are you not dependent on loans? Do you not have any debts? Is money the only thing that makes a person happy? Etc. Do you feel financially secure? Are you able to do what you want to do without constraints? Are there things you would do if you have bigger financial resources.

How satisfied are you with your job, is it the job that you had imagined or would you rather pursue another career? Does the job bring you happiness and satisfaction? Does the job earn enough for a living? Are you excited to go to work? Are you learning and growing in your career? Is your career rewarding (financially and otherwise)? Check out this website for more details (https://cmvr.infojiniconsulting.com/).

When it comes to identifying the balance in the relationships you have to identify how fulfilled and satisfied you are with the people around you. How is the quality of your relationship(s)? And how you are managing them in your life? Do you spend enough time with your family, partner, kids, friends? Do you have people you care about (and who care about you) in your life? Do you have meaningful experiences with others? Do you feel loved?

How important is the process of self-development for you. How satisfied are you with the level of your personal growth? Do you invest enough time in it? Some other aspects you can include in this investigation are education, training, coaching, reading. Are you learning new skills? Are you maturing? Do you have clear and highly motivating goals for your life?

How balanced do you feel emotionally? How aware are you of your emotions? How do you process/cope with your emotions?

How happy are you with the direction your life is headed? How clear is your vision for your future? How satisfied are you with the steps that you’re taking towards that vision?

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