During war, soldiers experience extreme stress that can lead to psychological trauma. This trauma can have lasting effects on their mental health and social interactions, including how they handle...
Personal Relationships
Personal relationships can play an important role in mitigating the negative effects of combat-related psychological trauma. Studies have shown that strong bonds between...
Military personnel often face challenges that civilian counterparts rarely have to deal with. They are required to operate under difficult conditions, including harsh weather, dangerous situations,...
The emotional state of an individual is affected by various factors such as personal experiences, external environment, social media exposure, and even physical health. It can be challenging for a...
Soldiers are trained to be physically and mentally tough, able to handle extreme stress and pressure while remaining focused on completing their mission.
Repeated deployments can take a heavy toll...
The question of how collective traumas and shared stress affect romantic intimacy and relationship resilience in military cohorts is an important one that has been studied extensively in recent...
The following are five strategies that partners can employ to keep their relationship strong when their soldier partner is struggling with depression and/or PTSD:
1. Showing empathy and...
Can emotional closeness mitigate the development of anxiety, depression, and PTSD among active-duty service members?
It is a known fact that military personnel experience higher rates of mental...
Soldiers must learn to cope with their partner's emotions while serving in the military, which can be difficult because they may feel vulnerable when they cannot predict how their partner will...
The deprioritization of emotional needs within relationships is a common occurrence among individuals who serve in the military, especially during combat missions. This practice has become ingrained...