The psychological trauma that soldiers experience during deployment is well documented.
Less is known about how families cope when a soldier returns home after military service. This article...
The term "military service" refers to the voluntary or mandatory participation in a country's armed forces, which is often required for national security purposes. Service members may be deployed for...
The effectiveness of current support programs for deployed military families is debatable since they vary widely in their approach to meeting these needs. Some programs focus on improving...
Soldiers who have spent extended periods of time in high-intensity operational environments often experience significant changes in their interpersonal relationships due to the stressors associated...
Sexual psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with human sexual behavior, thoughts, feelings, and attitudes. It is also known as human sexuality. This field includes many areas such as...
This article will discuss the relationship between familial strife and sexual dissatisfaction, particularly focusing on the potential connection between unresolved conflicts within families and their...
I will discuss how childhood emotional surveillance can have significant effects on an individual's developmental process and ability to establish healthy relationships with others later in life....
Reparative family experiences are when an individual undergoes psychotherapy to help repair their family ties. This therapy can be done for children, teenagers, adults, couples, or families together....
How does the concept of intergenerational emotional support challenge traditional family structures, and what ethical considerations emerge?
Intergenerational emotional support is becoming...
Researchers have observed that adolescent emotional resilience is linked to adult adaptability in intimate relationships. This link has been found in both males and females. Adolescents who are...