Emotional self-regulation is crucial to maintaining good mental health in individuals. When an individual has difficulty regulating their emotions, it can lead to various negative consequences such...
During war, many soldiers are forced to leave their loved ones behind for months or even years. They may have to face dangerous situations that put them in mortal danger while being far away from...
After experiencing prolonged separation from their partners, many veterans face difficulties in reconstructing emotional and sexual intimacy due to the impact of traumatic experiences during...
When soldiers return from war, they face many challenges. One challenge is how their experiences can impact their relationships with family members, friends, and loved ones back home. Attachment...
Combat trauma is an experience that can have a significant impact on emotional availability and relational engagement. When someone experiences combat, they are exposed to intense and often...
Psychological Processes Supporting Mutual Emotional Regulation in Pairs or Small Groups During Prolonged Deployments
People often find themselves living in close quarters for extended periods...
Post-deployment can bring about significant changes to the lives of military personnel, including their relationships. Partners may experience feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety, and anger...
Emotional closeness is an essential component that can help to alleviate the experience of isolation during long deployments. This phenomenon has been studied extensively within the context of...
The experience of being involved in a combat can be extremely traumatic and stressful for individuals who have been involved in it. This can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, or regret which may...
Soldiers who have spent extended periods of time in high-intensity operational environments often experience significant changes in their interpersonal relationships due to the stressors associated...