Reconciling Attachment Needs with Operational Risk
Soldiers are trained to overcome their emotional attachments to their families and loved ones in order to serve their country's interests and...
Partners play a critical role in helping their veteran partner recover from trauma. They provide love, support, comfort, and understanding when their loved one struggles to cope with their...
Sleep disturbances are common among military personnel who have experienced traumatic events such as combat situations. These individuals often suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD),...
What are the psychological effects of experiencing repeated emotional separation from loved ones during deployment?
The act of deploying soldiers is an essential aspect of military operations that...
One of the most significant challenges faced by military personnel when they return home from deployment is dealing with emotional difficulties that may have been triggered during their time away...
Soldiers are highly trained individuals who have undergone rigorous training to prepare them for combat situations. They learn how to operate weapons, handle different types of equipment, and perform...
Trauma is a severe response to an extremely stressful event that leads to physiological changes in the body, including activation of the fight/flight/freeze response, alterations in hormonal balance,...
When it comes to understanding how decisions about sexuality and relationships are made within military couples, there is an interesting dynamic that cannot be ignored - the role of fear of loss....
The process that enables military veterans to manage their emotions after traumatic experiences can be challenging. They may find it difficult to open up about feelings like love, hurt, betrayal,...
When it comes to intimate relationships, one's emotional responsibilities towards their partner can be shaped by various factors.
One factor that may have been underestimated is the experience of...