*Mental Health and Resilience for LGBT Service Members*
The United States military has a long tradition of serving its country loyally, but it also has a history of discrimination against...
Relational Courage is a term coined by Dr. John Gottman to describe the willingness to take risks in order to improve relationships. Relational courage includes being vulnerable, open, honest, and...
Soldiers are trained to be strong and resilient, both physically and mentally.
When they experience traumatic events during combat, their former emotional strengths may be diminished or even lost...
Soldiers are trained to face danger and uncertainty while serving their country, but what about the emotional toll it takes on them? Operational assignments can be stressful and unpredictable,...
The research into human morality has been an ongoing endeavor for centuries, and it's no surprise that the concept of "moral fatigue" has come up time and again. Moral fatigue is characterized by...
Sexual self-efficacy is an individual's confidence in their ability to successfully perform sexual acts and maintain healthy, satisfying relationships. It involves both physical and emotional...
Soldiers face unique challenges that can affect their ability to form close bonds with others. Military experiences can create feelings of isolation, fear, anger, guilt, shame, depression, anxiety,...
The purpose of this article is to explore the impact that sharing humorous experiences can have on building strong connections between people who are experiencing a high level of anxiety or stress....
Preventative Psychological Interventions Reduce Trauma Related to Sexual Coercion
Sexual coercion is a serious issue that affects many people in military settings around the world, and it can have...
Prolonged isolation can have significant effects on one's boundaries and expectations of closeness due to its impact on socialization patterns. As humans are social beings, they naturally seek out...