How do partners interpret relational conflict that emerges from soldiers' operationally conditioned stress responses?
Soldiers returning from military service may experience post-traumatic stress...
Veterans who have served in active combat zones often face unique challenges when they return home to their families and communities. One such challenge is navigating the often-complex dynamics of...
Many veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life after returning home from war. They may experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental...
Soldiers must maintain an emotional connection to their loved ones while simultaneously forming bonds with their fellow troops. This process is called "unit cohesion," which refers to the bond...
The Relationship between Soldiers' Post-Deployment Stressors and Their Partners' Maintaining Relational Balance
When soldiers return from deployment, they may experience varying levels of...
Coping Strategies for Maintaining Relational Resilience Under Operational and Deployment Stress
What is Relational Resilience?
Relational resilience refers to the ability of individuals to...
The structure of military life can significantly impact how individuals view relational stability and permanence. In a military setting, members are constantly moving around, which can make it...
Soldiers are often required to live away from their families for extended periods, which can make it challenging for them to maintain healthy emotional connections. When they finally return home,...
How do veterans manage anxiety related to disclosing emotionally charged experiences to loved ones?
Veterans have experienced traumatic events during their time of service that can cause them to...
The process of reintegrating into society after being deployed is often difficult for both service members and their partners, as it can be challenging to reestablish a sense of connection and...