In professional military settings where high levels of stress are prevalent and life is constantly threatened, it can be challenging to maintain healthy relationships. Trust plays a crucial role in...
The relationship between soldiers and their partners is often strained during times of conflict due to the demands placed on them by their jobs. Operational stress can cause soldiers to prioritize...
Veterans are often exposed to traumatic experiences during their service which can have long-lasting effects on their mental health. Post-trauma sexual encounters can be particularly challenging for...
Reconstruction of Intimacy after Traumatic Battlefield Experiences: An Overview
Intimacy is an essential aspect of human life that goes beyond physical contact. It involves emotional closeness,...
Witnessing peer trauma refers to experiencing or observing someone else's traumatic event that has negatively affected their mental health. Peers can be friends, colleagues, teammates, family...
The psychological impacts of warfare are well documented; however, one lesser-known aspect that is often overlooked is the effect it has on soldiers' sense of predictability and security in their...
Sexual desire and emotional regulation are important factors that contribute to the overall wellbeing of individuals, including those who serve in military combat situations. Understanding how these...
Soldiers are people who have gone through rigorous training to be prepared for combat situations and serve their country. When they return from duty, many experience changes in their worldview that...
Sexual coercion is a type of nonconsensual sexual activity that can have severe consequences for both parties involved. It occurs when one person uses physical force, threats, manipulation, or...
The impact of military combat can be significant on both physical and psychological levels. Soldiers may experience changes in their sensory perceptions, cognitive abilities, and emotional states,...