Soldiers who have been exposed to combat experience an array of psychological effects that can include anxiety, depression, flashbacks, sleep disturbances, anger, numbness, dissociation,...
Emotional intimacy is an integral part of most romantic relationships, including same-sex partnerships.
Continuous exposure to combat situations can have a profound effect on this aspect of one's...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's psychological and emotional attraction towards another person, irrespective of their biological gender. It can be straight, homosexual, bisexual, asexual,...
Relational rituals are an important aspect of many cultures and societies, and they can have a significant effect on individuals who experience combat exposure, traumatic events, or institutional...
The impact of traumatic experiences on sexual desire and attachments has been explored in several studies.
The effects of combat exposure have been less studied. This article will examine how...
When soldiers are exposed to high-intensity combat situations, they often experience changes in their priorities and perspectives. One important area that may be impacted is their sense of relational...
Repeated exposure to combat can have a significant impact on individuals' attachment patterns and relational resilience. Attachment is an emotional bond that develops between a child and their...
Combat exposure is a term used to describe the psychological impact of experiencing or witnessing violent events during military service. It can lead to changes in emotional regulation, which can...
Trauma can have many negative effects on an individual's mental health, including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and substance abuse. Trauma can also cause...
Combat exposure is an experience that can have a significant impact on an individual's sexual identity development. It may lead to changes in attitudes towards gender roles, sexuality, and...