Sexual intimacy can be an important tool for veterans suffering from combat trauma and prolonged stress. Engaging in physical and emotional activities that stimulate pleasure and relaxation can help...
Soldiers often face emotional difficulties that stem from their experiences in war zones. These include post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, and insomnia. When they return home, it...
How does repeated exposure to combat danger influence emotional responsiveness to a partner?
The question posed above is an important one for understanding how the brain responds to stressful...
Combat trauma is a severe psychological condition that affects individuals who have experienced or witnessed intense physical violence during warfare, military training, police action, or terrorist...
After experiencing combat trauma, soldiers are expected to have changed their views on emotional reciprocity.
There is no clear consensus on how these changes occur. Some argue that it's because...
Soldiers are trained to be strong, resilient, and emotionally stable in order to perform their duties efficiently under pressure. They are expected to maintain composure during stressful situations...
Soldiers experience various types of trauma during their time serving in active duty. It is natural for them to feel detached from people they know because of combat stress. This condition makes it...
When soldiers return home from combat, they often experience an emotional disconnect between their battlefield experiences and their domestic lives. This can lead to difficulty reintegrating into...
Soldiers experience unique stressors related to their job that can have an impact on their views about sexual consent and intimacy.
They may see the world as dangerous, be trained to kill, and...
The Moral Dilemma of Soldiers
Soldiers are trained to uphold their duty, which often involves following orders and putting their lives on the line for their country's security.
When it comes to...