Emotions are an integral part of human communication, both verbal and nonverbal. When it comes to communicating with their loved ones after returning home from war, veterans may experience...
Chronic Stressors, Interpretation Of Emotions And Responses To Partners
The ability of soldiers to interpret, initiate or respond to emotional cues from their partners is affected by chronic...
Partners play an important role in supporting their loved ones who struggle with emotional regulation and intimacy. Emotions are natural responses to events and feelings, but for some people, they...
1. What is secondary stress?
2. Why is it important for soldiers to maintain intimacy and communication with their partners during deployment?
3. Different ways that soldiers can stay connected...
The purpose of this article is to explore how soldiers can navigate relational tensions between their own coping strategies and those of their partners when faced with stressful situations. This...
Partners who have been affected by traumatic events may respond to them differently than others. Some individuals may experience physical reactions such as heart palpitations, trembling, sweating,...
I will explore how partners can balance empathy and self-care while supporting their veteran loved ones who are affected by trauma. This includes understanding the impact of trauma on the...
Ambiguity is an uncomfortable feeling that often results from uncertainty about a situation or person. It can cause stress, anxiety, and even fear because it leaves people unsure of what to expect....
The reintegration process for soldiers returning from active duty can be challenging for them and their loved ones, including their partners who may experience feelings of instability and uncertainty...
How do partners interpret and respond to subtle shifts in soldiers' emotional engagement during reintegration periods?
When soldiers return home after deployment, they often experience changes in...