Rotational deployments can have various effects on individuals' emotional wellbeing, sexual desires, and interpersonal connections. This article will look into these three facets.
Emotional...
Combat stress is defined as psychological trauma caused by exposure to life-threatening situations such as battle or natural disasters that can lead to physical injuries or death. It affects people...
When individuals experience psychological trauma and emotional exhaustion due to their workplace environment, it can be detrimental to their mental health and wellbeing. Frontline personnel often...
Extreme environments can be challenging for all people, but they are especially difficult for soldiers who must maintain high levels of physical and mental performance under stressful conditions. One...
Moral injury is an emotional response to witnessing or taking part in acts that violate one's moral code, such as harming civilians or breaking military regulations. Moral injury can lead to intense...
Survivor's guilt is a type of psychological trauma that can occur after experiencing or witnessing a life-threatening situation, such as a war or combat. It occurs when a person feels guilty for...
Battlefield stress is an inevitable part of military life that can affect soldiers in many ways, including their sexual desires, satisfaction, and compatibility with others. During combat operations,...
Soldiers feel protective about their loved ones, but they also need to be protected from danger. What happens when these emotions conflict? It's a common question that has been asked for centuries....
Understanding Psychological Costs of Self-Denial Under Rigid Institutional Norms
The act of denying one's personal needs for an extended period can have detrimental effects on mental health. This...
Sexual stressors are common challenges that couples face when they have to deal with being apart for extended periods of time due to military service. These can include communication issues, trust...