Soldiers spend a lot of time away from their families while serving in combat zones. They are often deployed for months or even years without seeing their loved ones. This can have serious...
Prolonged separation from loved ones can result in feelings of isolation, anxiety, depression, loneliness, and even post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which may interfere with personal...
There are many ways to handle the emotional upheaval of reuniting with a loved one after a long time apart, but for those whose partner has been away for an extended period due to military service,...
A resilient military family is one that can adapt to change and overcome difficult circumstances. It is commonly believed that military families are strong and able to handle anything life throws...
What communication breakdowns commonly occur in relationships strained by deployment?
Communication problems are common in relationships during periods of military deployment. Military deployments...
The process of reintegrating into civilian life after military service is often an intense experience for veterans. It involves readjusting to new norms, routines, social circles, and values that may...
The purpose of this study was to examine how perceived emotional support from one's partner may act as a buffer against the negative effects of military deployment stress on relational satisfaction...
Strategies to Mitigate Negative Effects of Deployment on Attachment Security and Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important aspect of human life that contributes significantly to overall...
How do partners adjust expectations when soldiers return home with altered emotional needs?
When soldiers return from war zones, they bring back mental scars that are often invisible but can have...
Perceived partner support is one factor that can buffer against the development of anxiety or depression in service members. This means that if a person feels like their partner is there for them,...