Emotional withdrawal refers to a situation where one partner in a relationship suddenly begins avoiding communication, physical contact, and emotional closeness with their partner without offering an...
Moral injury is a type of psychological trauma that can occur when someone witnesses or participates in acts that go against their deeply held moral beliefs, values, or principles. It can be caused...
The fear of intimacy is an umbrella term that encompasses various related anxieties about being vulnerable and open to others. It may manifest as a general lack of confidence in romantic...
Partners Providing Support Without Reinforcing Patterns of Avoidance or Emotional Withdrawal
Partners can provide valuable support to each other during difficult times, but it's important that...
Emotional cautiousness is a common phenomenon that takes place when someone has been through an intense emotional experience such as deployment. It can be described as a feeling of uncertainty,...
When a veteran struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), it can affect their daily life in many ways. One of the most challenging aspects may be their ability to maintain healthy,...
Traumatic experiences can have significant effects on an individual's life, including their sexual and romantic relationships. One such effect is that of trauma-induced emotional withdrawal, which...
Trust is an essential component of healthy romantic relationships that can be damaged by external factors such as betrayal, secrecy, and emotional withdrawal. These events may impact how individuals...
During times of psychological trauma, people may experience emotional withdrawal from their romantic partner, family members, friends, or coworkers. This can cause significant distress for both the...
In order to cope with traumatic events experienced during combat, many soldiers adopt an emotional withdrawal strategy that allows them to dissociate from their feelings and focus on...