Sexual coercion is defined as unwanted sexual contact that occurs without explicit consent from the victim. It can include various forms such as rape, forced kissing, groping, or exposure to...
Combat experiences can have profound effects on individuals, particularly those who are engaged in military service. These experiences can impact various aspects of life, including emotional...
Romantic intimacy refers to an emotional connection between two people that is characterized by mutual affection, trust, respect, support, and care. It involves sharing thoughts, feelings, emotions,...
Moral injury is a term that describes the psychological distress caused by witnessing or participating in events that violate one's moral beliefs or code of conduct. This can include acts such as...
Moral injury is an emotional reaction to a moral transgression that has occurred within a relationship or situation where one feels they have failed to live up to their own personal standards of...
Can intimate support mitigate moral injury and ethical distress in service members? Intimate support refers to the provision of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual assistance to individuals...
A growing body of research has demonstrated that military personnel experience several types of mental health challenges during their service. These challenges can be categorized into two major...
How do soldiers rebuild relational trust and intimacy after exposure to combat-related moral injury?
The issue of moral injury is very important for military personnel. It refers to the damage...
Intimacy has been shown to play an important role in helping individuals cope with trauma and stress. This is particularly true for soldiers who have experienced moral injury, which refers to the...
When soldiers return from combat deployments, they often struggle with the physical and mental consequences of their experiences. One consequence that is increasingly recognized is moral injury -...