In modern warfare, there is an increasing emphasis placed upon psychological health among military personnel. This is because the emotional toll that combat takes on soldiers can be immense, and...
Soldiers experience many life events that can affect their mental health. These include traumatic combat incidents, separation from family members, sleep deprivation, and stressful working...
When we think about warfare, we often focus on physical injuries such as gunshot wounds or shrapnel damage.
There is another type of injury that can be just as devastating to a soldier's mental...
How does the experience of repeated deployment shape perceptions of partner reliability?
The deployment is an intense process that requires a lot of preparation beforehand, during which service...
The American Psychological Association defines trauma as “a deeply distressing or disturbing experience that results in significant mental and physical harm.” Trauma is often associated with military...
In order to better understand how veterans can differentiate trauma-driven withdrawal from relational disinterest, it is important to examine the various internal mechanisms that are involved in this...
Long-Term Effects of Relational Stress on Mental Health Among Deployed Personnel
Relational stress can have significant impacts on an individual's mental health, particularly for those who are...
Sexual satisfaction plays an important role in the post-combat psychological recovery of veterans because it can help them regain their sense of self-worth and control over their lives. After...
The topic of how soldiers deal with traumatic experiences can be explored through several lenses, including personal narratives and research studies. One perspective is to examine the ways that...
Soldiers are often exposed to extremely stressful situations during combat missions, such as witnessing death, destruction, and violence. These experiences can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder...