A boundary is an invisible line that separates one person from another. It can be physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual. Boundaries are important because they help people understand what is...
Military Attachments
It is well known that members of the military have to form close relationships with their comrades due to the nature of the job, but what are the long-term emotional...
Soldiers often experience a wide range of emotions during their deployment. Some are positive, like excitement and patriotism, while others may be negative, such as anxiety and fear.
One common...
Soldiers can experience extreme stress when they are involved in warfare or military operations. This stress may cause emotional damage that affects their sexuality and relationships with others....
Military Trauma is a term used to describe the psychological effects that combat veterans may experience after witnessing or experiencing violence during their time in service. These effects can...
Veterans may experience moral injury or trauma during their military service that can affect their sexual identity and relational confidence. Moral injury is the emotional, psychological, and...
The integration of moral injury and existential reflection into ongoing relational and sexual identities is an important process for veterans to undergo. Moral injury refers to the emotional and...
Preventive Strategies to Mitigate Trauma Associated With Sexual Coercion in Military Environments
In today's modern world, sexual coercion is an issue that plagues both civilian and military...
The concept of masculinity and femininity has long been considered essential to gender roles in society, particularly in the context of warfare. Military members are expected to possess traditional...
Veterans who have experienced combat trauma may have difficulty interpreting sexual consent due to their experiences during service. Combat can involve witnessing or participating in acts of violence...