Soldiers and their Partners Experiencing Secondary Trauma
Soldiers and their partners experience different levels of stress and anxiety when they are away from each other for extended periods of...
Due to the nature of their work, soldiers are often absent from home for extended periods of time. This can put a strain on their relationships with loved ones, particularly if they have different...
Longing for emotional closeness is an innate human desire and can be found across all cultures, genders, ages, religions, and economic classes. It is something that everyone wants but can also be...
Soldiers face unique challenges when it comes to finding emotional support during their time in service. They are often isolated from family and friends due to the nature of their work, which can...
Maintaining Relational Satisfaction and Attachment Despite Repeated Relocations
Couples who experience frequent moves due to job transfers or military deployments may find it challenging to...
How do repeated separations and unpredictable deployments affect sexual desire, relational patience, and emotional communication?
The study of the effects of frequent military separation and...
Prolonged deployment refers to extended periods when military personnel are away from their loved ones for months or years at a time due to their service commitments. During this time, they may...
Rotational deployment is an arrangement where military personnel are temporarily relocated to different locations during their service. It can have a significant impact on personal lives, including...
The research question of this study was: "How do couples co-create relational safety when trauma alters veterans' capacity for mutual vulnerability, trust, and empathy?" Relational safety is an...
During times of war or conflict, individuals in military service often experience intense emotional distress. This can lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, anger, guilt, and even post-traumatic...