Soldiers who serve their countries are often required to keep secrets about their work, which can make it difficult for them to maintain healthy, honest relationships. Whether they're deployed abroad...
The anticipation of stigma can have a significant impact on how people interact socially within their unit. In this article, I will discuss several examples of situations where stigma may be...
Shared Coping Strategies and Emotional Rituals for Combat and Identity Stress
One common experience shared among soldiers is facing life-threatening situations during their service. As such, they...
The following are some of the organizational interventions that can effectively support relational satisfaction, inclusion, and resilience for LGBT military personnel:
1. Respectful Language: It...
How does repeated exposure to combat danger influence emotional responsiveness to a partner?
The question posed above is an important one for understanding how the brain responds to stressful...
Soldiers must face many difficulties while serving their country, including being away from friends and family for extended periods of time and dealing with the stress and danger of combat...
Peer support is a type of mental health intervention that involves individuals offering assistance to each other based on their shared experiences and common goals. It has been found to be...
In war, soldiers are exposed to intense physical and emotional stress, which can lead them to question their values and moral principles, including their attitudes towards sex. Combat conditions...
A common trait that most people share is the desire to form meaningful connections with others. For many individuals, establishing a close bond involves more than just sharing physical proximity; it...
Trauma-induced dissociation is a mental state characterized by a feeling of detachment from reality, which can be triggered by past traumatic events such as war experiences, childhood abuse, or...