The question of how soldiers cope with emotional strain and relational secrecy is an important one, particularly given the high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder among those who have served in...
Sexual and relational identity are intricate aspects of human experience that can be shaped by various factors such as cultural norms, social expectations, personal beliefs, and previous life events....
Emotional self-regulation refers to the ability to manage one's emotions effectively. It involves recognizing and acknowledging how we feel, identifying the source of those feelings, and regulating...
When it comes to recovering from traumatic experiences, there is no one size fits all approach that works for everyone.
Recent research suggests that one factor may play a significant role in...
The primary factor that allows couples to maintain intimacy, sexual satisfaction, and emotional regulation under chronic operational stress is cognitive reframing. Cognitive reframing involves the...
Soldiers have to deal with a range of emotional, psychological, moral, and physical challenges during their service. These include feelings of isolation, fear, guilt, anxiety, depression, loneliness,...
Many veterans have experienced traumatic events while serving their country that can lead to posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which affects various aspects of their lives including intimate...
In the field of psychology, there is a concept called 'reconstructive trust' that applies to situations where individuals develop new trust in others after experiencing distrustful situations. This...
I will examine how people who have experienced war integrate their emotional experiences into a coherent relational worldview. War can be an incredibly traumatic experience that can have profound...
Sexual desire is a natural part of human nature, but for soldiers, it can be difficult to balance this aspect of life with their professional responsibilities. Many factors come into play when trying...