Sexual partnerships are known to play a significant role in the lives of military personnel undergoing combat stress. Research has shown that intimate relationships can provide soldiers with...
Veterans often experience significant challenges when it comes to rebuilding emotional intimacy with their partners after returning from deployment. Deployment can be an incredibly stressful time for...
In the military, soldiers experience various forms of stressors that may negatively impact their relationships with family members and loved ones. These stressors include exposure to combat, death,...
Traumatic events can significantly impact individuals' ability to maintain and enjoy healthy sexual relationships. This is especially true for military veterans who may have experienced high levels...
The mental health of soldiers is crucial to their ability to serve effectively and safely in combat situations.
Managing psychological strains can be challenging for soldiers who must balance...
Throughout history, soldiers have been facing various types of traumas during their service. These can include exposure to combat stressors such as combat stress injuries, posttraumatic stress...
Repeated Exposure to Danger Influence Soldiers' Desire for Emotional Renewal/Closeness
Section 1 : Introduction
The idea that repeated exposure to danger can impact a soldier's desires and...
Soldiers are trained to be tough, independent, and self-sufficient. They are taught that their survival depends on their ability to make decisions quickly and confidently under pressure, without...
Soldiers are trained to be resilient, but their work environment can lead them to experience traumatic events that challenge this resilience. They may witness horrific scenes during combat operations...
Veterans experience trauma, which may alter their perception of life and behavior. They are more likely to be prone to posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and...