Many soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions in order to perform their duties efficiently during combat situations. They learn to compartmentalize their feelings, such as fear, anxiety,...
Soldiers face a variety of unique challenges that can impact their mental health, including exposure to combat-related stressors such as witnessing violence and death. These stressors can have...
Couples often experience stressors that threaten to disrupt their relational cohesion. This can take the form of major life events like illness, death, financial hardship, job loss, infidelity, or...
Soldiers often experience emotional challenges due to long-distance or interrupted intimacy while serving abroad. The distance between them and their loved ones can make it difficult for them to...
The concept of "social support" refers to the perception that one has access to resources from others who care about their well-being. It includes tangible assistance such as money, food, shelter,...
Emotional resilience is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships during times of stress, especially when facing combat situations. When individuals are placed in high-pressure environments such...
Military norms are deeply ingrained in every soldier's mind, from the moment they join the ranks until their retirement. One such norm is the need for stoicism and emotional restraint, which can...
Differences in Coping Styles between Partners can Lead to Conflict and Lack of Intimacy
Coping styles are different ways that individuals respond to stressful situations. These styles may differ...
Relational satisfaction is an important factor that influences how individuals cope with stress and trauma, including those who are members of the LGBT community. For LGBT military couples,...
Partners often have different emotional needs and expectations when it comes to sharing responsibilities and supporting each other during times of stress. This can lead to disagreements about how...