Empathy is an important aspect of human interaction that involves understanding and sharing another person's feelings. Relational empathy refers to the ability to understand someone else's experience...
Witnessing trauma among peers can significantly impact a soldier's ability to empathize and emotionally connect with their romantic partners. When soldiers are exposed to extreme situations that...
Coercion is a serious issue that can have lasting effects on an individual's psychosexual development and mental well-being. Sexual acts are often considered to be consensual and pleasurable, but...
The topic of this article is how soldiers can reconstruct their attachment strategies after experiencing emotional disruptions during deployment. This may be an extremely difficult task due to the...
A common trope in literature and media is that men who serve abroad suffer from PTSD, but women are often left out of this narrative despite also serving in combat positions.
"The Yellow Birds" by...
Veterans often experience severe psychological trauma during their time in active service, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which can lead to difficulties in forming healthy...
Anticipatory stress is an emotional response that can be triggered by fear, anxiety, or uncertainty about potential future events. This type of stress can have significant effects on physical health,...
There is evidence that traumatic experiences can affect an individual's sexual desires and behaviors in numerous ways. Studies have shown that individuals who have experienced traumatic events are...
Sexual dysfunctions are medical conditions that affect an individual's ability to have satisfactory sexual activities with their partners. These disorders can take several forms and severities,...
How do soldiers reconcile feelings of guilt or shame with relational intimacy is a question that has been asked for centuries. It is an issue that is often ignored, but it affects both men and women...