Prolonged Danger Exposure
Prolonged danger exposure is common among military personnel who have served in war zones, but it can also occur during peaceful times when soldiers are engaged in...
Sexual functioning is often negatively impacted during times of trauma. This includes both short-term stress reactions like acute shock and longer-lasting responses like post-traumatic stress...
Losing a fellow soldier during wartime can have severe consequences on their loved ones who are left behind. It is a traumatic experience that causes them to rethink everything they once knew about...
Soldiers are often expected to be strong, independent individuals who can handle stressful situations without showing any sign of weakness.
Many soldiers face difficulties when they return home...
In life, it is generally accepted that experiencing traumatic events can have far-reaching effects on an individual's personality, behavior, and outlook on life. One such event that often has...
There has been an increasing amount of research focused on understanding the impact that different forms of sexual support can have on individuals who have experienced combat-related trauma and...
A common assumption among military personnel is that the sexual act can provide a source of relief from the stress associated with their job.
Research has yet to establish whether this assumption...
Sexual trust can be defined as the belief that one's partner will not act in a way that is harmful to oneself or others during an intimate encounter. It involves both emotional and physical elements,...
Soldiers are exposed to a variety of stressors during their military service. One such stressor is combat. Combat stress can have a significant impact on a soldier's life, including his/her sexual...
Traumatic experiences can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to communicate effectively in sexual and emotional relationships. Veterans who have experienced trauma may find it...