A traumatic experience is an event that causes severe physical, mental, emotional distress or injury to someone. It may be a one-time occurrence or recurring incidents. In military settings, soldiers...
The psychological need for companionship is a natural part of human behavior, especially in times of conflict and danger such as wartime. During these difficult periods, individuals often turn to...
The term "sexual self-efficacy" refers to a person's belief in their ability to be competent when it comes to having satisfying sexual experiences with another person. It encompasses various aspects...
Reinterpreting Emotional Closeness After Deployment
The return from military service to civilian life can be a challenging time for many veterans. Adjustment to family and work life is often...
Some people handle stress well, while others struggle to cope. This is true for both physical and mental health. It's also true for relationships. When deployed soldiers return home, they often face...
Operational fatigue and sexual communication
Operational fatigue is an issue that affects many individuals who work in high stress environments such as healthcare workers, emergency responders,...
Veterans are often reluctant to admit that they have emotional problems such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or chronic stress because they feel like they'll appear weak if they do so. This can be...
There are many studies that have investigated how military service affects people's lives after they return home. One aspect of their lives that has been studied is their sexual scripts - the set of...
The Effects of Interrupted Intimate Relationships on Mental Health and Emotional Regulation
Intimate relationships can have both short-term and long-term effects on individuals' mental health and...
Sexual repression is a common phenomenon among active duty soldiers. It refers to the suppression or denial of natural human sexual desires and impulses. This can result in various psychological...