Prolonged engagement in high-stress environments can have significant impacts on soldiers' perceptions of attachment and dependency. Soldiers are required to be physically and mentally prepared for...
Intimacy Contributes to Identity Recovery and Reintegration for Returning Veterans
When a soldier returns from combat and tries to reintegrate into civilian life after being away for months or...
The modern American military is made up of a small percentage of women, but their numbers have increased steadily since World War II. While female enlistment has been increasing, many more women are...
Sexual intimacy has been shown to play an important role in the recovery process for military veterans who have experienced trauma during their service. It is often seen as a way to help veterans...
The physical and psychological consequences of military service can be severe and devastating.
Combat injuries often result in loss of limbs, nerve damage, brain trauma, post-traumatic stress...
What Challenges Do LGBT Couples Face When Reintegrating Socially After Deployment Or Service Completion?
After completing their military service, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer...
When soldiers are exposed to high-risk environments for extended periods of time, their emotional priorities may change, and they may find it difficult to rebuild relational meaning upon returning...
Romantic partnerships are crucial for social adaptation and reintegration after deployment because they provide emotional support, companionship, and a sense of belonging. Deployment can be...
The relationship between individuals is an essential part of human life that shapes their identity, mental health, and overall well-being. Relationships are formed through various means, including...
Trust is an essential aspect of all healthy romantic relationships, but it can be particularly challenging to maintain when one partner is a soldier who experiences frequent bouts of emotional...