During wartime, soldiers undergo changes that can affect their personal identity and relationship dynamics. War can alter a person's values, emotions, behaviors, physical appearance, and even gender...
When soldiers go to war, they are prepared for physical combat and danger but may not be mentally equipped to handle the emotional burden that comes along with it. They often experience traumatic...
How do soldiers rebuild relational confidence after experiencing moral injury or exposure to ethically ambiguous situations? Soldiers experience moral injuries from witnessing traumatic events during...
Relational reflection is a psychological tool used by soldiers to cope with stress during times of war. It involves reflecting on personal experiences and feelings related to their relationships,...
Psychological Reorganization After Challenging Deployment
Many service members return from deployments with an altered sense of self and relationships that can be difficult to navigate. After...
Sexual identity is a deeply personal concept that can vary greatly from person to person. Some individuals may identify as heterosexual, while others may have a more nuanced approach to their sexual...
How Affirmation from Close Individuals Affects Coping with Societal Discrimination
Discrimination based on gender, race, religion, age, ability, or appearance is commonplace in today's society,...
Faith is an essential aspect of human life that provides individuals with a sense of purpose and direction.
For many people, it can be challenging to reconcile their religious beliefs with their...
What is Queer Embodiment?
Queer embodiment refers to the physical manifestation of one's identity as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. This includes how individuals express their gender, sexual...
When it comes to sexual adaptation after traumatic events such as abuse or other negative experiences, there are several ways it can happen. It's important to understand how this process works so...