We will explore how soldiers can maintain healthy relational intimacy despite experiencing prolonged periods of exposure to dangerous situations and the potential long-term psychological effects that...
The experience of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can cause difficulties for couples due to the intrusion of distressing memories of the trauma into their daily lives, including their intimate...
Combat stress is a term that refers to the effects of being involved in a war or combat situation on an individual's mental health. It can cause various changes in the brain, including alterations to...
Veterans often have conflicting internal messages about their desires, morals, and relational responsibilities. These conflicts can arise from various factors such as cultural conditioning, traumatic...
How do soldiers psychologically navigate intimate relationships when their identity becomes fragmented between their military role and their pre-war self?
The military lifestyle is highly...
Veterans often experience trauma during their time in combat, which can lead to various mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other anxiety disorders. One symptom of...
The sexual self-concept is an individual's internalized beliefs about their own sexual identity and behaviors. It can be influenced by various factors such as upbringing, religion, culture, and past...
Veterans face unique challenges when it comes to coping with the aftermath of traumatic experiences. One such challenge is the experience of dissociation, which can occur during moments of intimacy...
The impact of traumatic experiences on soldiers' ability to form close attachments is an intriguing but controversial area of research. On one hand, some studies suggest that exposure to combat...
Soldiers have a unique experience when it comes to their time in combat. They are exposed to stressful situations that can change them both physically and mentally. One way this manifests is through...