Operational trauma is defined as "any experience that causes psychological stress beyond normal coping abilities" (Rosenberg & Rosenfeld, 2014). This can include life-threatening situations such as...
There has been growing interest in understanding how shared traumatic experiences can impact relationships between individuals. Shared trauma refers to exposure to traumatic events that affect...
Strategies for Mitigating Rotational Deployment's Impact on Attachment Security and Sexual Health
One strategy is to maintain regular communication with family members and loved ones during...
Combat-related separation refers to the physical or emotional distance between military service members and their loved ones due to deployment or training missions for extended periods of time. This...
Soldiers are often exposed to traumatic events during their service, which can lead to difficulties in establishing and maintaining healthy relationships. Relational trust, attachment security, and...
Social validation is an essential part of our lives that affects how we feel about ourselves and our relationship with others. It refers to the process through which we seek approval from those...
Effects of Peer Observation on Romantic Decision-Making and Attachment Security
Peer observation is a process where one person observes another person's behavior for educational purposes. It can...
Repeated exposure to operational stress can negatively impact attachment security, sexual functioning, and relational satisfaction. In this article, I will explain how these aspects are affected by...
Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life that can have both positive and negative effects on human behavior, cognitive processes, physical health, and emotional well-being.
When it reaches chronic...
The attachment style is affected by many factors, including interpersonal interactions and life experiences that are part of an individual's personal history. Research shows that when people...