Increased Risk-Taking Behaviors Among Military Personnel
The term “military-induced trauma” refers to experiences associated with combat that can affect soldiers' mental health. This includes...
Sexual trauma is a common occurrence in the military that can cause significant mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD is characterized by persistent symptoms...
How do veterans integrate altered emotional responsiveness into ongoing sexual and relational narratives?
Sexual and relational narratives are an integral part of human experience, but for those...
Sexual trauma is a common phenomenon in military settings that can result from various factors such as rape, harassment, assault, abuse, and coercion. These experiences often leave survivors feeling...
The relationship between a veteran and their partner may be impacted by their need for independence and longing for closeness. Veterans often experience difficulty balancing these conflicting desires...
The ability to maintain healthy relationships is crucial for individuals suffering from PTSD symptoms. As partners, we must find creative ways to establish clear boundaries that respect each other's...
The ability to regulate one's emotions is important in all human interactions, but it can be particularly challenging for those who have experienced trauma during military service. Veterans often...
The question of how prolonged exposure to high-risk military environments influences sexual desire and emotional intimacy among soldiers has been extensively researched in recent years. Studies have...
In today's world, there are many people who have experienced some form of trauma during their time serving in the military. One such type of trauma is sexual trauma. Sexual trauma can have a...
Sexual coercion refers to unwanted sexual behavior that occurs through manipulation, force, pressure, abuse, or threat of harm against another person. It may include acts such as rape, groping,...