The article is about the impact that witnessing trauma in peers can have on soldiers' ability to engage emotionally with their intimate partners. Specifically, it will explore how exposure to...
In order for a relationship to be satisfying sexually, emotionally, and psychologically, it is essential that both partners have secure attachments and healthy levels of emotional regulation....
Chronic threat exposure is an experience that occurs when people are frequently exposed to stressors such as death threats, natural disasters, and accidents. This type of exposure has been found to...
Sexual psychology is an area of study that examines how humans experience and express their sexual desires and behaviors. It also studies the biological, psychological, and social factors that...
Emotional regulation is defined as the ability to control one's feelings, impulses, and behaviors in response to different situations. It involves recognizing and managing one's own emotions, as well...
Sexual rituals are practices that couples may engage in to enhance their physical and emotional connection during intimate moments. These rituals can take various forms such as kissing, touching,...
To cultivate relational patience and tolerance over time, one must start by developing self-awareness and understanding their own limitations. This means being honest with oneself about what they are...
Psychological Mechanisms that Help Veterans Differentiate Trauma from Conflicts
Traumatic experiences can cause many people to have difficulty identifying their true feelings in relation to...
Can sexual relationships buffer against anxiety, hypervigilance, and emotional instability in high-risk situations?
Sexual relationships can indeed provide an effective way to cope with stressful...
The ability to regulate one's emotions is important in all human interactions, but it can be particularly challenging for those who have experienced trauma during military service. Veterans often...