LGBT personnel experience unique challenges that can lead to burnout and reduced productivity in their workplace.
Many organizations are implementing strategies to improve relational resilience...
Trauma can have lasting effects on how people perceive their own bodies, sexual agency, and relational boundaries. This is especially true for veterans who may have experienced combat or traumatic...
The psychological effects of war on military families
Military service can have a profound impact on both the individuals who serve and their loved ones back home. One of the most significant...
The study of emotional healing is an essential part of understanding how individuals develop their moral character throughout their lives. This process involves examining various aspects of a...
Research has found that military personnel who experience strong social support from their families, friends, and unit members are more likely to recover quickly from PTSD symptoms after deployment...
How do soldiers navigate relational disclosure in environments with strong social hierarchies and restrictive norms?
Soldiers are members of a highly regulated and disciplined profession that...
Reflective Emotional Practice Promotes Adaptive Modification of Relational Strategies Over Time
Emotions are an integral part of human existence that helps individuals to understand their own...
Relationships between military veterans and their partners can be complicated due to the unique challenges faced during deployment and reintegration. One such challenge is traumatic stress disorder...
The relationship between combat-induced distrust and the formation of new intimate connections is a complicated subject. Combat-induced distrust refers to the tendency to be suspicious of others due...
Maintaining attachment and hope during long periods of physical separation requires various strategies to keep both parties engaged and connected. Here are some ways that can be implemented:
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