Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on a person's ability to express their feelings and experience pleasure during sexual encounters. When an individual has experienced a traumatic...
After experiencing traumatic events while serving in the military, many veterans may struggle to form healthy romantic relationships with their loved ones. These experiences can fundamentally change...
The fear of emotional collapse can be defined as an intense fear that is triggered when one feels they may lose control of their emotions or behavior during intimate moments with another person. This...
Veterans who have served their country often face many challenges when returning home. One of the most significant issues they may experience is intimacy and sexual dysfunction due to trauma....
Soldiers are trained to be tough, resilient, and to maintain strict boundaries between themselves and others. This is necessary in order to survive in combat situations where they must remain...
Learned emotional numbness is a concept that describes how individuals may develop an attitude towards their own emotions that makes them less aware of or responsive to them. This can have...
Post-trauma identity fragmentation is a common consequence of experiencing traumatic events that disrupt an individual's sense of self, leading to feelings of confusion, distress, and isolation. This...
Stress can affect an individual's physical and mental health in various ways, including their sexual motivation. In the context of military service, stressors such as combat exposure, deployment, and...
The lack of sexual communication can have significant impacts on group morale and relational trust, as it can lead to misunderstandings, frustration, resentment, and distrust among individuals within...
There has been an increasing focus on understanding how war and conflict affect the personal lives and psychological well-being of soldiers who experience it. One particular area that has received...