Trauma-induced emotional dysregulation can have a significant impact on an individual's sexual expression and relational satisfaction. It is important to understand how this phenomenon occurs and how...
Sexual coercion is an act of violence that involves one person forcing another into non-consensual sexual activity through physical force or emotional pressure. It is often committed against women by...
How do soldiers reconcile the desire for romantic connection with feelings of guilt related to survivorship or moral injury?
Soldiers often face challenges in their personal lives after returning...
The experience of recollecting traumatic events can be distressing for many people who have been through such experiences. This is because these thoughts or images are often intrusive, which means...
Relational strategies are interventions that can help alleviate the negative consequences of operational stress, moral injury, and trauma on mental health. They involve fostering positive...
Sexual disagreements between romantic partners can be a difficult issue to navigate, especially when there is an underlying moral conflict that needs resolution. These disagreements may come about...
Can intimacy-focused interventions enhance coping, relational satisfaction, and resilience in military couples?
Research indicates that intimate partnerships are crucial for promoting mental...
Soldiers often form close bonds with their fellow troops during deployment, but these connections can be difficult to maintain after returning home. The stress of warfare causes many soldiers to...
The purpose of this article is to explore how soldiers can rebuild their positive self-concept after undergoing changes to their bodies caused by war injuries. We will examine various methods that...
Trauma-related coping mechanisms can include things like avoidance, numbing, or dissociation to help individuals deal with difficult experiences. These mechanisms can be helpful in the short term,...