Military personnel may be engaged in several different types of relationships during their service, such as friendships, mentoring relationships, workplace relationships, or romantic partnerships....
Emotional Reliability
Emotional reliance refers to relying on others for support when faced with stressful situations. It is common among friends, romantic partners, family members, and even...
During deployments, soldiers must deal with many challenges that can affect their sense of self, including separation from loved ones, limited contact with friends and family, changes in lifestyle,...
Microclimates are small regions within larger climate zones where localized climatic conditions differ significantly from their surrounding environment. These differences can be caused by various...
The intersection of personal identity and military culture can have a significant impact on ethical decision-making in high-pressure environments, particularly when it comes to situations that...
Emotional Spaciousness Supporting Deep Intimacy Without Compromising Personal Identity
Emotional spaciousness is the ability to allow yourself to feel fully whatever you are feeling while still...
One of the most fundamental aspects of human development is the capacity to discover oneself through self-discovery and self-exploration, particularly in terms of one's sexuality and personal...
Sexual dysfunction is a common problem experienced by many veterans who have been exposed to traumatic experiences during their military service. It can manifest itself as difficulty achieving or...
Soldiers are trained to be tough and resilient, able to withstand physical and emotional stress in high-pressure situations. This training often includes developing a strong sense of self-discipline...
Repeated Transitions Between Different Units Affect Individuals' Relational Identity
The military is an institution that values discipline, structure, and order. It requires members to follow...