Internalized homophobia is a prevalent issue that affects many people from diverse backgrounds. It refers to negative beliefs, attitudes, feelings, thoughts, or behaviors towards one's own same-sex...
How do soldiers reconcile the simultaneous need for emotional intimacy with the professional requirement for emotional suppression during deployment?
Soldiers are often deployed to dangerous,...
Soldiers have a unique experience when it comes to their time in combat. They are exposed to stressful situations that can change them both physically and mentally. One way this manifests is through...
Soldiers face many challenges when it comes to forming and maintaining healthy relationships. One of the most significant issues they encounter is emotional trauma from combat experience. This can...
Soldiers face challenges reconciling their personal emotions with institutional demands for professionalism and stoicism because they are expected to suppress their feelings in order to maintain...
The military has been one of the most male-dominated institutions for centuries. The culture is traditional, conservative, and hierarchical. This leads to unique challenges for those who are...
Shared Reflection Supports Cohesion, Post-Traumatic Growth, and Adaptation
Shared reflection is an important tool that can help individuals cope with trauma and foster personal growth. When people...
After experiencing combat-related stress or trauma, many veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life. This can lead to a range of psychological symptoms such as anxiety, depression, insomnia,...
In today's fast-paced world, it is common for people to experience high levels of stress that can negatively affect their mental health. Chronic stress can lead to various physical and emotional...
Psychosexual Support for Soldiers Recovering from Combat Injuries
Recovery from physical trauma is often a multi-faceted process that involves more than just physical healing. For soldiers who...