Trauma-Induced Discomfort With Physical Self And Emotional Support Seeking
Trauma can have severe effects on an individual's mental health, and it often results in a sense of unworthiness, shame,...
This article will explore how transitional phases between missions can shape emotional re-anchoring and relational recovery among missionary couples. It is common for missionaries to face unique...
There are many factors that can negatively affect an individual's psychosexual development, self-concept, and mental health outcomes. One such factor is experiencing coercive sexual encounters....
I will discuss how wartime experiences can shape an individual's understanding of morality and their ability to form meaningful connections with others. Throughout history, war has been characterized...
How Soldiers Navigate Psychological Pressure from Partners
Soldiers are often emotionally depended on by their partners during deployment, and this can cause them to experience high levels of...
Internalized stigma is defined as the process through which an individual holds negative beliefs about their own identity group, leading them to feel shame, guilt, and self-hatred for being part of...
There is no universal definition for "moral injury" yet it encompasses numerous situations that have shaped societal attitudes towards sexual behavior and relational fidelity. Moral injury is an...
In human relationships, emotions play an important role in shaping how people perceive their partner's actions and behaviors. Emotional regulation refers to the ability to control one's own feelings...
The transition from active duty to civilian life can be difficult for many former members of the armed forces. This is particularly true when it comes to the challenges they face in adjusting to new...
The Role of Intimate Relationships in Soldiering
Soldiers are trained to be proficient in their duties, but they are also human beings who experience emotions and need companionship.
Operating...