How Partners Maintain Relational Continuity When Soldiers' Sense Of Identity Is Reshaped By Combat Experiences
I will explain how partners can maintain relational continuity when their soldier...
Research suggests that there are several forms of sexual support that can be particularly beneficial for mitigating the psychological impact of combat stress, including:
1. Couples therapy - In...
Soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions during combat operations to maintain focus and control. This training can make it difficult to express intimate feelings towards loved ones when they...
Soldiers are trained to be tough, resilient, and to maintain strict boundaries between themselves and others. This is necessary in order to survive in combat situations where they must remain...
Many veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life after returning home from war. They may experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental...
The topic of this article is how peer support can mitigate the adverse effects of concealing one's mental illness on both their own well-being and interpersonal interactions. This subject matter has...
How do veterans manage anxiety related to disclosing emotionally charged experiences to loved ones?
Veterans have experienced traumatic events during their time of service that can cause them to...
We will explore the various forms of emotional and sexual support that can be provided to individuals who have experienced trauma. We'll discuss how these forms of support can help reduce...
The transition from military service into civilian life is often difficult for many veterans due to the psychological impacts of combat exposure. Combat veterans may experience a range of symptoms...
When military service members experience combat or witness death and destruction, they may be affected by what is known as "moral injury." Moral injury occurs when someone violates their own personal...