The relationship between soldiers and their loved ones is often affected by the traumatic experiences they undergo while serving their country. According to a study conducted by the US Department of...
Soldiers who face traumatic experiences often have difficulty expressing their emotions openly. These situations create distance between them and their loved ones, resulting in reduced relational...
Relational Communication in LGBT Couples
Research has shown that LGBT individuals experience unique stresses related to their identities, including discrimination and stigma from society and...
The ability to develop and maintain close, meaningful relationships is an important aspect of human life. Relationships are built through mutual trust, respect, understanding, support, and...
When a soldier is deployed to serve their country, it can cause significant changes in the relational dynamic between them and their spouse or partner back home. Deployment often means that the...
How do soldiers adapt relational strategies to support partners' emotional needs following prolonged deployments?
Soldiers are often required to leave their families behind for extended periods...
The topic of this article is: "Which forms of informal support are most beneficial for LGBT service members facing operational stress?"
Supporting LGBT Service Members Facing Operational...
Veterans who have suffered trauma during their time in the military may experience changes in how they perceive and process emotions, particularly when it comes to intimate relationships. These...
How do Soldiers Interpret Emotional Support Differently Depending on Their Stage of Military Career?
Soldiers have different ways of interpreting emotional support based on their stage of military...
Fear of Burdening Loved Ones During Deployment Can Lead to Miscommunication
During military deployments, soldiers are often deployed for extended periods of time without access to their families....