Coping is defined as the ability to manage stressors effectively while avoiding adverse effects on one's physical and mental health. Resilience refers to an individual's capacity to overcome...
The concept of resilience has been increasingly discussed within military studies, particularly since the turn of the century. This notion is considered vital in understanding how individuals respond...
In order to understand how resilience, coping, and mental health benefits are developed through intimate partnerships, it is necessary to explore the different mechanisms involved in these processes....
How do soldiers integrate experiences of trauma, fear, and relational uncertainty into a coherent sense of self and relational identity?
Trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's sense...
We will explore whether romantic attachment can help to reduce symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in military service members who have been deployed. PTSD is a mental health condition...
The process of coping with grief is an incredibly difficult one, regardless of the circumstances involved.
For individuals who are serving in the military and have lost a significant person in...
When it comes to managing feelings of helplessness caused by PTSD in their partner's life, people tend to fall into one of two camps: those who feel like there isn't anything they can do about it and...
The following research question is addressed in this article: "How do differences in attachment styles affect relational satisfaction among soldiers in high-stress environments?" Attachment style...
How do partners cope with the silence that emerges when survivors cannot articulate the emotional reality of war?
In a relationship between two people who have experienced trauma together, it is...
In combat situations, soldiers may develop disrupted attachment patterns due to traumatic events such as witnessing death, injury, or loss of comrades. These attachment patterns can have lasting...