It's been nearly a year since your partner has returned home from their deployment. You were initially relieved to finally be reunited after being apart for so long, but you noticed something...
Relational Support and Depression/Anxiety Post-Deployment
Relational support is defined as the emotional support that individuals receive from their family members, friends, or romantic partners...
Research suggests that traumatic experiences may have significant effects on individuals' overall quality of life after deployment, including their sexual health. Studies indicate that trauma...
In psychology, intimacy is defined as a deep emotional connection between people that involves trust, understanding, affection, and openness. Intimacy can be expressed through physical touching,...
Sexual self-confidence is essential for healthy romantic relationships. Deployment can disrupt this confidence, especially among military personnel who may experience anxiety, depression, or PTSD...
Gendered expectations in military culture are a significant factor that can impact an individual's post-deployment sexual identity and relational communication. These expectations include societal...
When soldiers return from deployment, they often find it difficult to readjust to civilian life and normalcy. This includes reconnecting with their families, friends, and loved ones. One area that...
Deployment-induced stress is a common occurrence for military personnel who must leave their families behind to serve in war zones. This can create significant disruptions in couples' daily routines,...
There has been an increase in research on how deployments can impact soldiers' identities. This change may be caused by a variety of factors such as combat experiences, trauma exposure, stressors...
During military deployments, many factors can affect the physical and emotional health of service members. Sexual functions are among these factors. According to researchers, about one-third of...