The relationship between people's mental health and their sexual behavior is often complicated. While some argue that sex can improve mood and reduce stress levels, others suggest it may have...
Moral injury is defined as an experience that challenges one's belief system, resulting in feelings of guilt, shame, anger, betrayal, fear, alienation, or powerlessness due to being exposed to...
Guilt is a common emotion experienced by many military veterans who have survived combat, and it can significantly impact their ability to accept love, support, and physical affection from others....
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that occurs after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event such as combat, natural disasters, physical or sexual assault,...
The experience of moral injury can have a profound impact on an individual's sexual desires, emotional intimacy, and relational trust. Moral injuries are defined as violations of one's deeply held...
Soldiers are often exposed to situations that challenge their morals and values. These can include witnessing death, killing innocent civilians, being involved in sexual assault, or seeing people die...
Moral injury refers to the damage done to one's conscience after being involved in an action that conflicts with their personal beliefs, values, or ethics. It is often associated with traumatic...
Moral injury is an experience that can cause significant trauma to military personnel after they leave service. This type of emotional injury occurs when someone believes they have failed to live up...
Can intimacy function as a protective mechanism against occupational stress and moral injury?
What is Occupational Stress?
Occupational stress refers to physical and psychological effects...
What is the moral injury of combat?
The concept of moral injury has been studied extensively in recent years to understand how war affects those who experience it. Moral injuries can arise when...