In modern life, stress has become an inevitable part of everyday living due to various factors such as work pressure, family obligations, financial issues, social problems, etc. This stress can cause...
Attachment patterns are the behaviors that people display when they form close bonds with others. It involves how individuals respond to their partner's physical proximity, emotional needs, and...
The subject matter of this writing is the effect that trauma can have on relationships between people. It has been established that trauma can cause changes to the brain and body's neurobiology,...
There are numerous studies that show how chronic military stress affects the neurobiology of veterans, particularly regarding their sexual desire and attachment. One such study found that veterans...
Chronic military stress refers to the prolonged exposure to trauma and adversity that can negatively impact an individual's physical and psychological well-being. It is characterized by symptoms such...
In order to better understand how veterans can differentiate trauma-driven withdrawal from relational disinterest, it is important to examine the various internal mechanisms that are involved in this...
How does trauma-induced hyperarousal influence veterans' interpretation of partner cues, sexual consent, and emotional intentions?
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events often exhibit...
As we move into adulthood, many of us wonder about what drives our perceptions of sexual pleasure and how those experiences shape our desire for communication within a relationship. Neurobiology...
Trauma-related stress is an individual's reaction to an unpredictable event that threatens life, security, self-esteem, and sense of control. This can be triggered by warfare, natural disasters,...
In the human body, various organs and systems work together to maintain homeostasis. One such system is the nervous system, which consists of different types of neurons that communicate through...