Soldiers' Reconciliation with Relatives After Prolonged Absence
When soldiers are away from their families for extended periods, they often experience feelings of guilt about missing important...
Sexual identity is often seen as a fixed trait that remains constant throughout an individual's life, but many factors can influence this identity over time. This includes changes brought about by...
The impact of deployment on intimate relationships is well-known but often ignored. Deployment can affect how individuals communicate their love and affection for each other. It can also alter the...
Soldiers who have experienced trauma during deployment often face unique challenges when reintegrating into civilian life and establishing new romantic relationships. Deployment can cause changes in...
Veterans face unique challenges when adjusting to civilian life after military service. One such challenge is oscillating between hyperdependence and emotional withdrawal, which can lead to strained...
The relationship between soldiers and their families is often affected by their experiences during war. When a soldier returns home from combat, they may struggle to reconcile the traumatic memories...
How do partners support soldiers' reintegration into relational life after serving time in combat? This question has been asked for centuries and remains relevant today. With the growing number of...
Reintegration into Civilian Life and Intimate Relationships
Reintegrating back into civilian life after military service can be challenging for many reasons. One of the most difficult areas to...
The emotional ambivalence that arises when home feels both familiar and unfamiliar after deployment is a common experience for soldiers who have been away from their family and friends for an...
Soldiers are expected to be composed and stoic during combat. They must be able to suppress their fear, anger, sadness, and confusion to perform their duties effectively.
When they return home...