Stress is an innate psychological and biological response to a perceived threat. When a person experiences a dangerous situation or perceives danger, their body reacts with a series of physical...
Sexual coercion is defined as unwanted sexual activity that occurs without explicit consent and against an individual's will or when they are unable to give their consent due to circumstances such as...
The study of emotional well-being in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) soldiers is a relatively new area of research. It has been suggested that the military environment may have an impact...
Veterans returning home after serving their country often struggle to adapt to civilian life. While many combatants experience physical wounds that can be treated through surgery and medication,...
In the face of extreme stressors, many military members experience heightened levels of anxiety, depression, and trauma symptoms that can interfere with their ability to form and maintain healthy...
Sensitive relational exchanges are those that require careful consideration of one's feelings and thoughts before speaking or acting. They involve sharing personal experiences, opinions, desires, and...
Soldiers must develop strong social networks and connections with their fellow military members to maintain their sense of belongingness and community during times of war or conflict. These social...
The connection between sexual intimacy and processing of trauma is not well understood, but it seems that some forms of sexual activity can help people process their traumas more effectively. Sexual...
In the military setting, LGBT individuals face unique challenges when it comes to their rights and safety. Many countries still have laws that prohibit homosexuality and transgender identities,...
Mental health problems have been shown to be more common among military personnel than civilians. This is due to several factors that may include prolonged periods of separation from family members,...