Soldiers are required to deal with a wide range of psychological challenges when they have been deployed for active duty. One of the most common difficulties is maintaining their sexual health under...
High-Risk Deployment
When soldiers are sent abroad for deployment, they face numerous challenges and risks that can be both physical and psychological. While these experiences may prepare them for...
When soldiers return home after being deployed, they often experience relational ambivalence due to their emotional scars. Relational ambivalence is when an individual has mixed feelings about their...
There has been increasing research into the impact of traumatic events such as combat experience, natural disasters, or abuse on mental health outcomes, including posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)...
Soldiers often form strong emotional bonds with their fellow soldiers through shared experiences such as training, combat missions, and downtime together in the barracks. These connections can...
Partners navigating relational recalibrations can be challenging for many reasons, but especially so when one partner has experienced combat. Soldiers may return home with new worldviews and...
There are many challenges that can arise when soldiers return home from combat, including adjusting to civilian life, dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder, and reconnecting with loved ones....
Rebuilding Trust After Combat
After serving their country, veterans often struggle to regain trust from loved ones who have learned to live without them during deployment. This can be especially...
One way to answer this question is to look at how soldiers' experiences during war can shape their emotional availability in future relationships. War exposes people to traumatic events that can...
Partners navigating relational adjustments when soldiers' emotional thresholds have shifted significantly
When soldiers return from active duty, they may experience significant changes to their...