Soldiers often experience major disruptions to their relational patterns when they return home from deployment. When they leave for war, many have established habits, roles, and expectations that are...
The concept of physical rehabilitation following battlefield injury is well established, but what about emotional recovery? Studies have shown that intimate support can play an important role in...
The process of deploying military personnel can be stressful for both service members and their families, especially when it comes to romantic and sexual relationships. Deployment can lead to...
In the aftermath of military service, many veterans struggle to make sense of their partners' reactions to changes brought about by traumatic experiences. Grief, frustration, and confusion are common...
When military personnel are deployed for longer periods of time or experience changes in their schedules or responsibilities, it can have significant effects on their romantic lives, including their...
Soldiers go through many changes when they are deployed to serve their country for an extended period of time. They spend time away from home and family members while serving their duty. This...
Why do veterans experience difficulties interpreting affection?
Veterans who have been exposed to traumatic experiences such as combat, accidents, or natural disasters can struggle to interpret...
A soldier's ability to maintain personal relationships while operating under high levels of stress and danger is vital for their mental wellbeing and overall performance in battle.
This can be...
Soldiers are individuals who spend extended periods away from their families and friends, often in dangerous situations that put them under immense physical and emotional strain. In order to maintain...
The psychological trauma that soldiers experience during deployment is well documented.
Less is known about how families cope when a soldier returns home after military service. This article...