In the past few years, several studies have examined the cognitive and emotional mechanisms by which intimate relationships can mitigate the negative effects of combat-related stress. These findings...
The term "conflict zone" is used to describe an area where there are active hostilities between groups or individuals. This can include areas affected by war, natural disasters, civil unrest,...
Sexual needs are fundamental human drives that play an important role in physical, emotional, and psychological wellbeing. When these needs go unmet for a prolonged period of time, it can lead to...
Intimate support functions as a protective factor against combat-related mental health issues by providing emotional stability, social connection, and physical comfort to individuals who have...
Sexual desire is an important part of human nature that can be affected by factors such as physical and mental health, stress levels, age, and lifestyle choices. Deployment to an area of conflict or...
In the past, recovering from trauma was often seen as a linear process whereby individuals progressed through various stages to reach a point of acceptance and closure.
Recent research suggests...
A soldier's time away from home can lead to the development of emotional attachment with another person or object, often called "operational isolation." Operational isolation is a phenomenon where...
Sexual identity conflicts can have a significant impact on an individual's resilience, adaptation, and mental health. These conflicts are rooted in societal expectations and norms that define what it...
When trauma affects a veteran's sense of personal attractiveness or desirability, there are often significant emotional consequences that can significantly impact their mental health and overall...
A study conducted by scientists from the United States Army Research Institute found that extended deployments can significantly impact soldiers' emotional bonds with their partners, children, family...