Chronic stress is defined as an unrelenting response to external pressures that can significantly affect physical and emotional health. It may result from various sources, such as work-related...
The purpose of this article is to examine the long-term implications of restricted intimacy on post-service relationships that develop among individuals who have served in the military. Intimacy...
Frequent relocation due to military service can have significant effects on attachment security, trust, and relational stability in several ways. First, relocating frequently disrupts the formation...
Sexual Challenges in Military Relationships
Serving in the military can present unique sexual challenges for couples. The military lifestyle involves frequent separations from loved ones due to...
In today's world, military service has become an increasingly challenging endeavor for individuals from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA) community....
Emotional Intelligence is an important skill that can help sustain intimacy in high stress military contexts, such as during deployments, missions, and intense training exercises. It involves being...
Relational Continuity Influences Mental Health Outcomes Among Soldiers During Deployments
As many as half of all military personnel who are deployed to combat zones experience symptoms of...
Sex is often considered an essential part of human experience, and for many individuals, it can be a source of comfort, connection, and pleasure.
This sentiment becomes particularly true when it...
Resilience is a person's ability to overcome stressful situations and bounce back from adversities. Resilience can be defined as the capacity to thrive despite difficulties, challenges, and setbacks....
Fear of Betrayal/Abandonment in Military Unions
In this paper, I will discuss how the fear of betrayal or abandonment influences relational stability in military unions. Betrayal is defined as "a...