The concept of morality is deeply rooted in human society, where individuals are expected to act according to certain principles and norms that govern their behavior.
When it comes to communities,...
Sexual coercion is a form of nonconsensual sexual activity that involves one person pressuring another to participate in unwanted sexual acts, often through manipulation or force. It can be physical,...
Philosophical Tensions Between Intimacy and War Trauma
Intimacy is often seen as both a source of comfort and a trigger for painful memories of war. It can be a way to heal from trauma but also...
Couples in the military community face unique challenges that can affect their relationships. Loss is one such challenge that can change the dynamics between partners. Reconstructing meaning after...
When someone hurts you, it is natural to feel anger, sadness, betrayal, or resentment. In fact, these feelings are so common that they have been given their own names: "catharsis" or...
The loss of closeness can be devastating to anyone who has ever experienced it. It can shatter one's identity and make them feel like they don't know who they are anymore.
There is hope for those...
The topic of sexual coercion and sexual trauma is one that has been explored extensively in both academic and popular literature, but there are still many misconceptions about how to recover from...
The topic of relational repair, trust reconstruction, and continuity after betrayal or separation is an important one that affects many individuals in various contexts. Betrayals can take several...
Research shows that there are several factors that can contribute to resilience when relational communication breaks down temporarily. These factors include the following:
1) Acceptance of the...
Amidst the plethora of factors that could affect one's ability to negotiate new relationships, past trauma is often among those that can have the most significant impact. Relational negotiation...