Physical injury can have significant impact on both sexual function and emotional satisfaction in military relationships. When a soldier sustains an injury that affects their ability to perform...
Moral injury is an increasingly recognized phenomenon that has significant implications for individuals' psychological well-being. It refers to the experience of harm to one's personal values,...
Emotional attunement refers to the ability to recognize, understand, and respond appropriately to another person's emotions, thoughts, and feelings. In combat situations, where individuals are...
A common phenomenon amongst military personnel returning from combat duty is experiencing an array of conflicting emotions upon their arrival back home. These feelings may range from elation to...
Partners play an important role in supporting their loved ones who struggle with emotional regulation and intimacy. Emotions are natural responses to events and feelings, but for some people, they...
How Veterans Establish New Relational Habits After War
Veterans who have experienced war may find it difficult to reintegrate into civilian life, especially when it comes to establishing new...
Sexual intimacy can play an important role in reducing the risk of developing mental health issues among soldiers who have experienced combat trauma. Studies show that individuals who maintain...
Soldiers face unique challenges when trying to reconnect with their partners after extended separations due to military service or dangerous situations. Reestablishing trust is essential for building...
Most soldiers experience some level of stress during their time in service, but repeated exposure to combat-related trauma can have significant consequences for their ability to form healthy romantic...
Combat-related trauma can affect many aspects of life, including physical and mental health, social interactions, work performance, family dynamics, and even sexual desire and activity. After...