When someone experiences moral injury due to traumatic events, their mental health can be significantly affected in various ways. Moral injury is a psychological response to events that violate one's...
The impact of warfare can be devastating for both the soldier and their family members. Soldiers face immense physical and psychological challenges during combat, which often result in traumatic...
The experience of military service is unique in many ways. One aspect that sets it apart from most civilian life is the increased risk of being exposed to combat-related trauma. This can manifest in...
Witnessing moral ambiguity is often described as "the grey area between what's right and wrong." In modern warfare, it refers to situations where there are no clear answers regarding whether actions...
The following is an article about how relationships formed before war may differ psychologically from those formed after trauma. Relationships are affected by various factors including age, education...
Soldiers' Emotional Needs
Soldiers are required to put their emotions aside for their mission. They must be able to overcome fear, anger, grief, loneliness, homesickness, and other negative...
After months and even years away from their families and loved ones, soldiers may find it difficult to return to civilian life. They have experienced traumas and challenges that they never imagined...
How does cumulative operational stress influence soldiers' relational decision-making is an important question for understanding how military personnel make choices about their personal lives,...
How does exposure to collective trauma influence the development of emotional resilience and relational insight?
When people experience collective traumas such as war, natural disasters, or...
Veterans have gone through experiences that are unlike those most people will ever go through in their lives. They have seen things and done things that would shock many civilians. These experiences...