The process of reintegration into civilian life is often challenging for veterans due to the emotional and physical changes they have gone through during their military service. This includes the...
Veterans are individuals who have served in military organizations such as armies, navies, air forces, marine corps, coast guards, etc., for a certain amount of time and often experience a range of...
Soldiers often experience changes to their identities after deployment due to their new experiences and challenges they face. These changes can create difficulties for them when trying to return to...
Physiological stress responses are triggered when an individual encounters a perceived threat to their safety and survival. This can occur during combat situations where soldiers may experience high...
Long-Term Psychosexual Effects of Sexual Relationships Formed During Deployment
The psychological impacts of war can manifest themselves through different forms of mental illnesses such as PTSD,...
It is common for veterans to experience difficulty distinguishing between trauma-driven withdrawal from others and true disinterest in social interactions following deployment. This can lead to...
Soldiers have always been expected to maintain a tough, unemotional façade, even under extreme stress, but recent research suggests that this can come at a cost. When soldiers are forced to conceal...
Soldiers experience many forms of trauma during military service that can impact their emotional well-being and interpersonal relationships. Traumatic events like combat exposure, loss of comrades,...
Soldiers face many challenges when it comes to their relationships, including but not limited to: traumatic experiences, stressful situations, and moral dilemmas. These factors can have an impact on...
There are several types of traumatic events that can occur during military deployments such as combat experiences, witnessing death and destruction, physical harm to oneself or others, or emotional...