What is the difference between relying on a partner and relying on a comrade for support? Soldiers face unique situations that require them to rely on both their partners and their comrades for...
Soldiers have unique challenges that can affect their lives after leaving active duty. Combat-related trauma is one such challenge, which may result in feelings of isolation, depression, and...
How Soldiers Reconstruct Trust and Intimacy After Relational Disruptions Caused By Deployment or Combat Trauma
When soldiers return from deployment or combat, they often experience difficulties...
Combat trauma is an extreme type of psychological distress that results from witnessing or experiencing life-threatening events during military operations. It includes feelings of fear, guilt,...
When soldiers are deployed to serve their country for extended periods, they may find themselves facing unique challenges upon returning home. One major challenge is adjusting to family life after...
Prolonged separation between partners can have significant effects on attachment security for military personnel. Attachment theory proposes that humans are born with an innate need to form secure...
How Does Attachment Insecurity Impact Post-Deployment Reintegration?
The transition back into civilian life after deployment can be difficult for many military members and their families,...
The Coping Mechanisms Veterans Use
Veterans face many challenges upon returning from combat, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, anger, substance abuse,...
When a soldier returns home from deployment, they may have experienced traumatic events that have impacted their mental health. This can include PTSD, depression, anxiety, or substance abuse. Their...
How can military personnel maintain strong relationships despite their partner's erratic mood changes?
Soldiers may have to cope with being away from home for extended periods, which could put a...