The relationship between emotional closeness and post-traumatic growth has been an area of interest in psychological research for decades, but there are few studies that have specifically examined...
The experience of war can be traumatic and have lasting effects on soldiers' mental health.
It is important to recognize that war also alters their relational identities, which are crucial for...
The concept of physical rehabilitation following battlefield injury is well established, but what about emotional recovery? Studies have shown that intimate support can play an important role in...
The experience of military service can bring about a wide range of emotions, including joy, pride, camaraderie, and satisfaction.
It also has its share of challenges, such as separation from loved...
How do Veterans Reconstruct Relational and Sexual Identity After Exposure to Prolonged Military Stress?
I will examine how veterans adjust their personal identities after returning from warfare...
After experiencing traumatic events that have shaken one's sense of self and relationship to others, many people go through a process of reconstructing their sexual and relational identities. This...
The exposure to repeated life-threatening situations has been found to have an effect on sexual and relational priorities. It is believed that this experience can alter how individuals perceive and...
Soldiers are often required to exhibit emotional restraint during times of great stress and tension.
They must remain calm while under enemy fire, responding decisively without panicking or...
Soldiers returning from war may experience physical injuries that affect their sensory perception, such as hearing loss or paralysis. This altered bodily awareness can have significant consequences...
Traumatic experiences can lead to an increase in sexual desire or libido, known as posttraumatic growth (PTG). PTG is typically experienced through increased feelings of self-awareness, newfound...