Soldiers undergo intense physical and emotional trauma during combat operations that can impact their ability to build and maintain healthy relationships. When they return home from active duty, it...
The ability to recognize and understand one's own feelings, thoughts, and behaviors is known as self-awareness. It is essential for effective interpersonal communication, decision making, and...
Bias, Discrimination, Stigma, Relational Coping Strategies, Emotional Well-Being, LGBT Personnel
The experience of bias, discrimination, and stigma can negatively impact the relational coping...
There has been an increased focus on the importance of mental health for individuals who have experienced traumatic events such as war, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, and more. This includes...
Sexual relationships play an important role in maintaining psychological wellbeing among individuals who are facing prolonged separation from their civilian lives. This is because sexual interactions...
Traumatic events can have devastating effects on individuals, often causing feelings of fear, helplessness, and hopelessness that can be difficult to navigate alone.
With the right support system,...
Sexual satisfaction is an important aspect of human life that contributes to overall well-being, physical health, and mental stability. It can also have positive effects on personal relationships,...
Relational transparency refers to the degree to which individuals are open and honest about their thoughts, feelings, intentions, behaviors, and motivations in close interpersonal relationships. In...
Sexual autonomy is defined as the ability to make informed decisions about one's own sexual health and well-being without coercion or pressure from others. It involves having control over one's...
How do service members maintain relational clarity, emotional stability, and mutual support under fluctuating operational demands?
Service members are often called upon to perform tasks that...