The internal moral injuries that soldiers experience during war can have profound effects on their ability to form intimate relationships. These injuries include feelings of guilt, shame, fear,...
When soldiers return from deployment, they often find it difficult to readjust to civilian life and normalcy. This includes reconnecting with their families, friends, and loved ones. One area that...
Deployment-Related Separation's Impact on Sexual Desire
The effects of separation due to military deployment have been studied extensively by researchers. This includes the impact on sexual desire...
The act of killing is often seen as a taboo subject in human society, but it is necessary for survival in warfare.
When soldiers return home from battle, they must confront their own actions and...
How do partners manage relational stress when soldiers struggle to integrate morally or ethically challenging experiences into their personal lives?
Soldiers often face traumatic experiences that...
When one partner assumes the role of the primary emotional caregiver for a veteran suffering from PTSD, it can be incredibly demanding and stressful. Veterans who struggle to cope with their...
What is Relational Recalibration?
Relational recalibration is the process of adjusting to changes in romantic and/or familial relationships caused by military deployment. It involves identifying...
Soldiers are known for their courage, strength, and dedication to duty; however, they also face unique challenges when it comes to maintaining their relational identity while living in constant...
The military is a highly structured organization that requires its members to adhere to strict rules and regulations, both on and off duty. These include hierarchies, operations, and ethics codes...
Resilient relationships between partners in military families are essential for their well-being during deployment periods.
Constant redeployments can create tension in these relationships. This...