Emotional suppression is when people repress their feelings, thoughts, and experiences to avoid dealing with them. This can lead to negative outcomes for both the person suppressing their emotions...
Moral injury is a concept that has been recognized as an important factor in understanding how people respond to trauma and adversity. It refers to the psychological damage caused by betrayal or harm...
How do partners navigate relational recalibration when soldiers' worldviews, priorities, and ethics shift significantly?
When partners share an emotional bond, they have to deal with changes that...
In intimate relationships between partners who have served in military operations, both parties may experience difficulties recovering from their past experiences. This is especially true for those...
Differentiating Trauma-Triggered Reactions from Genuine Relational Issues
Couples sometimes have difficulty distinguishing between trauma-induced reactions that are triggered by past events and...
Soldiers are often exposed to situations that can cause them emotional distress and traumatic experiences during their service. These experiences can lead to symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares,...
How does collective trauma shape expectations of emotional support in partnerships? Collective trauma refers to the mental health impact that an entire community experiences after being subjected to...
Individuals may experience changes in their personality, values, interests, beliefs, goals, and more throughout their lives. These transformations can occur gradually or suddenly, and they often have...
How does shared exposure to trauma influence relational hierarchy and power dynamics? Shared experiences can create bonds between individuals and deepen their connections.
When it comes to...
What strategies enable veterans to rebuild sexual confidence and relational trust after trauma?
Sexual trauma is common among veterans. According to research, almost one-third of military service...