Moral injury is an emotional response to acts that transgress deeply held moral beliefs, values, principles, and expectations. It can arise from personal experience or witnessing immoral behavior by...
When soldiers are sent to war zones, they face various challenges that can significantly impact their mental health and well-being. One such challenge is experiencing extreme trauma from acts of...
Rejecting someone sexually can have serious psychological consequences
Sexual rejection is a very difficult experience for anyone to go through, but especially those who are serving their country....
Sexual unavailability is a term used to describe a situation where people cannot have sexual intercourse for various reasons such as being single, married, engaged, or having a partner who does not...
Trauma-related withdrawal vs. Relational rejection
Trauma can be defined as an emotional response to a terrifying event or experience that may result in feelings of intense fear, helplessness, or...
How do service members handle relational disappointment when expectations for loyalty or support are unmet?
When a relationship fails to live up to the high standards of loyalty and support that...
The experience of war is often traumatic for those who participate in it. This includes both military personnel and civilians caught up in conflict zones. The physical and emotional tolls are...
Operational stress can be defined as an individual's experience of being unable to cope effectively with work demands, leading to physical or psychological distress. It is often caused by excessive...
The psychological impact of frontline stress on intimate relationships has been extensively researched and documented. It is well established that prolonged exposure to dangerous situations can have...
Operational stress is a type of psychological disorder caused by prolonged exposure to traumatic events during work, where an individual's job requires them to make life-and-death decisions. This...