Moral Injury and Intimate Relationships
The experience of battle can be traumatic for many soldiers who have served their country. Not all wounds are physical, and some injuries are invisible to...
In the context of warfare, sexual satisfaction is an important factor that contributes to the perception of safety and security among combatants. This is because it provides them with a sense of...
How does internalized stigma affect emotional regulation and interpersonal sensitivity among sexual minority soldiers?
In order to understand how internalized stigma can affect emotional...
Closeness serves as a form of emotional regulation during front-line service
Closeness refers to a deep connection between individuals that involves a strong sense of attachment, understanding,...
Combat-related stress and hypervigilance are common among military personnel who have experienced traumatic events during deployment. These experiences can lead to changes in brain chemistry that...
Repeated exposure to life-threatening situations can have significant effects on a soldier's attachment patterns and relational priorities. This phenomenon is known as "combat trauma." Combat trauma...
In combat situations, it is common for soldiers to experience high levels of stress and anxiety that can lead to physical and mental health problems if left unchecked. This article explores how...
Sexual activity has been shown to have many benefits for physical health, mental wellbeing, and overall happiness.
One aspect that is often overlooked is its potential role in supporting emotional...
Sexual support is an important factor that plays a significant role in fostering psychosexual health, emotional regulation, and relational satisfaction during combat deployment. It involves providing...
Intimate bonding is an important component of human life that has been explored from various perspectives, including sociology, psychology, anthropology, and medicine. It refers to the close...