Peer Support for LGBT Soldiers in the Military
The military is a unique environment that requires teamwork, trust, and reliability from its members.
The exclusionary policies towards LGBT...
Soldiers are people who have dedicated their lives to serving their country through military service. They face many challenges while fulfilling this duty, including physical, mental, emotional, and...
During military training, soldiers are taught to suppress their emotions and act according to strict rules and procedures.
When they go home for leave or after deployment, these feelings often...
There has been an increased focus on mental health among members of the military community due to the unique challenges they face during their service. One such challenge is the pressure to maintain...
The reconciliation between emotional suppression required by military duty and the need for relational openness is often challenging for soldiers. Emotional suppression involves an individual's...
When soldiers return from combat, they often face difficulties adjusting back into civilian life, including the challenge of reconnecting with loved ones. This process can be particularly challenging...
Rotational deployments are a common practice for military personnel who serve abroad. They involve being deployed to different locations for various periods of time, often between six months and one...
The relationship between one's intimate life and psychological adaptation to military service has been a subject of research for decades. Researchers have discovered that there is no direct...
What is a combat peer group and what are its characteristics?
A combat peer group is a group of people who interact regularly to fulfill some needs that cannot be met through family or other...
Soldiers are trained to be prepared for any situation that they might encounter on the battlefield.
Even though their training prepares them physically and mentally, it cannot prepare them for the...