Military deployments place significant demands on military spouses that can increase their risk of depression and anxiety. During deployments and after soldiers return, spouses often exhibit greater symptoms of depression and anxiety. They are expected to keep the home and family functioning while their partner is away, hiding any fears or issues from the deployed soldier. Extended or multiple deployments make these stresses even worse. Studies have found that around 20-25% of military spouses experience depression or anxiety during deployments, and separation from their spouse, missed family events, and worries over the soldier's safety can all contribute to increased stress levels in spouses. Senior officers' wives provide guidance for coping with these stresses, though they also experience stress in their roles supporting