How Soldiers Reconstruct Trust and Intimacy After Relational Disruptions Caused By Deployment or Combat Trauma
When soldiers return from deployment or combat, they often experience difficulties...
Due to their unique job demands and environment, members of the armed forces are more susceptible to experiencing sexual coercion than civilians. Sexual coercion is defined as the attempt to obtain...
High-risk combat and operational experiences often expose military members to traumatic events that may have detrimental effects on their mental health, including sexual function and relationship...
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events are more likely to develop sexual dysfunction than those without traumatic experiences.
Talking about their struggles can be emotionally risky for...
Sexual adaptations are behavioral changes that result from repeated exposure to certain environmental stimuli. They can affect both genders but vary in intensity, frequency, duration, and specificity...
I will discuss how sexual trauma can impact an individual's moral flexibility, their ability to reason ethically, and their experience transitioning back into civilian life after service. Sexual...
Sexual trauma refers to unwanted or forced sexual acts that can result in physical, emotional, and psychological harm. It is often experienced by military personnel during combat operations or...
Sexual trauma is prevalent among members of the military who have served in combat zones. Studies show that up to 46% of women and 12% of men who have been deployed in Afghanistan have experienced...