Soldiers in combat are expected to be tough, selfless, and unemotional. They must suppress their personal feelings, put aside their fears and doubts, and focus exclusively on the mission. But what...
How do soldiers reconcile personal identity with relational expectations in hierarchical military systems?
Soldiers often experience challenges when it comes to their personal identities in...
When it comes to how soldiers cope with the constant change and challenges they face during deployment, one common theme that emerges is their ability to adapt to new situations quickly. In fact,...
Soldiers have specific ways of understanding and managing their intimate needs within the context of military life. These needs are often seen as secondary to the primary focus of survival and...
How do periods of enforced separation impact emotional stability in LGBT relationships?
When people are forced to separate from their loved ones, it can have serious consequences for their mental...
Relationship Stressors
Stress is an unavoidable part of life that can take many forms, including relationship stressors such as disagreements, financial difficulties, work pressures, family...
The term "psychosexual harmony" refers to a state wherein an individual's physical and emotional needs are met through healthy sexual experiences that promote self-awareness, balance, satisfaction,...
Partner's Traumatic Experience Impacts Emotional Regulation & Relationship Behavior
When someone is exposed to trauma, it can have a significant impact on their emotional regulation and...
Emotional openness can be described as an ability to express one's feelings and thoughts in a vulnerable manner that allows others to understand them. It is often associated with increased...
Service members face many challenges during wartime, including coping with trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other mental health issues. One common concern is the fear that emotional...