Own Your Transition

Coaching and community for women veterans navigating life after service.


I help women move from feeling invisible, disconnected, or “not enough” to owning their story, their voice, and their value.

U.S. Army Veteran · PsyD Candidate  ·  100+ Women Served  ·  Two-Time Co-Author  ·  Featured in 7 Publications

Your identity isn’t lost, it’s layered.

If any of this feels familiar, you're in the right place

You look “put together,” but inside you feel lost, numb, or behind.

You are the strong one for everyone else, and you are tired.

You miss the structure, but you never want to return to that pace or pressure.

You have big experience, degrees, and skills, yet you still ask, “What's next?”

You want a plan that finally honors you.


If you nodded your head, OWNIT was built with you in mind.

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How we can work together

OWNIT™ Group Coaching

A 12-week group coaching program for women veterans to rebuild identity, confidence, and direction after service.

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Beyond the Uniform Podcast

Real conversations, tools, and starting points for your next chapter. Listen to Beyond the Uniform: Transition Talks and grab the free OWNIT Workbook.

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Speaking & Workshops

Workshops, keynotes, and custom programs using the OWNIT™ Framework to support women who served.

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Two More Ways to Connect

She's Off Duty

Off Duty, On Purpose. A small, relaxed circle for women veterans to talk honestly about life after service: no rank, no performance, just women who get it. Come as you are and be seen and heard.
Next gathering: Friday, October 23, 8–9 a.m., BRASH Coffee at the Atlanta History Center, 130 West Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30305.

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ATLVets Women's Leadership Institute

Ready to lead again? I'm proud to support ATLVets' women veterans cohort, a structured leadership program built for women who served, with weekly training, fireteam accountability and a sisterhood that keeps you moving.

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I'm Renea Jones-Hudson

U.S. Army Veteran, Transition Coach for Women Veterans, and Speaker


I know what it feels like to be accomplished and still feel lost inside.


My own transition was messy and humbling. It was a quiet storm of grief, strain, and unanswered questions that left me wondering who I was without the rank and nonstop mission.


I created the OWNIT™ Framework to help women veterans reclaim who they are, honor what they’ve survived, and build a life that is aligned, not just busy.


Faith, service, and community are the foundations of my work.


Expect straightforward advice, practical tools, and a safe space to be honest about where you truly stand.



You're Not Too Late. And You're Not Too Much

Start With One Small Step

Download the FREE OWNIT Workbook and get a simple starting point to clarify your story, your values, and your next season.

This is your first aligned action back to yourself.

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What Women Are Saying

Kristina B., Beyond TAP course participant

“I cannot express enough gratitude for the experience I had with the “Beyond TAP: Back to Basic Course.” As a female veteran, I appreciate the much-needed work Renea Jones-Hudson is doing for our community. This course recognizes and celebrates the unique journey of military women and is designed to address the specific needs and challenges we face. I highly recommend it!”

T.B., Retired Army Veteran

“Another coach referred me to Renea and said, ‘She’ll get you. She’s a soldier, too.’ During my call, Renea helped me realize I knew far more than I had given myself credit for. She named my season as the “Navigate the Change” phase of her OWNIT Framework and showed me how my health limitations didn’t cancel out my strengths. I left that call hopeful and with clear next steps.”

Alicia R., Air Force Veteran

“I came to Renea burned out and questioning everything. She gave me space to be honest about what wasn’t working and what I actually wanted. We talked about the cost of people-pleasing, set clear boundaries, and created a simple plan I could follow for handling difficult conversations at work and the confidence to say ‘no’ without feeling guilty. It was direct and exactly what I needed.”

Your next chapter is waiting; this is just the beginning.

You're right where you're supposed to be.