The Coping Mechanisms Veterans Use
Veterans face many challenges upon returning from combat, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, anger, substance abuse,...
After experiencing traumatic events, individuals may undergo changes in their values, priorities, or emotional needs. This can have significant implications for how they interact with romantic...
Sexual activity is an important part of life for many people, including military personnel. For those who have experienced trauma or stress, engaging in sexual activity can be particularly...
What Psychological Adjustments Must Partners Make to Rebuild Trust, Desire, and Emotional Attunement After Prolonged Exposure to War
In times of conflict and upheaval, it can be challenging for...
Peer relationships play an important role in maintaining the emotional wellbeing of soldiers who have experienced traumatic events, such as combat, deployment, injury, or loss. Studies have shown...
Fear is a natural human response to danger, whether it be physical or psychological. It is an instinctive reaction that helps us avoid harm and protect ourselves from threats. In the context of war,...
The process by which veterans come to terms with their new identities after traumatic experiences has been studied extensively, but little attention has been paid to how they adapt to changes in...
What psychological factors contribute to post-traumatic growth and relational strengthening in couples exposed to combat?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is one of the most common mental...
Following high-stress operational environments such as combat, soldiers may experience difficulties integrating relational recovery practices into their daily lives. This can have negative effects on...
Sexual activity has been shown to promote positive emotions such as happiness and satisfaction in individuals. It also contributes to physical health benefits including stress relief, improved...