Moral injury is defined as "the psychological response to doing something that violates an individual's deeply held moral principles." It can occur when individuals feel they have failed to uphold...
It is widely accepted that human beings have an innate need for love and connection, and research has shown that this can manifest in various forms such as physical touch, verbal affirmation,...
Sexual intimacy is an essential component of human relationships that involves physical contact, emotional connection, and communication between partners.
There can be various reasons why this...
The impact of trauma, moral conflict, or ethical dilemmas on sexual functioning, relational trust, and emotional regulation can be far-reaching and long-lasting. These experiences often result in...
Trauma-induced hypervigilance is an intense state of awareness that can affect sexual expectations, relational trust, and emotional responsiveness. It is a common response to traumatic events such as...
In the context of relationships, partners may have different reactions to traumatic experiences and how they impact trust and commitment. Witnessing trauma can have both negative and positive effects...
There are many situations where people may find themselves feeling frustrated, stressed, anxious, or even angry in their personal relationships. While it can be natural to let these feelings out,...
There has been an increasing interest in the intersection between morality and sexuality. Specifically, researchers have begun to explore how moral injury and ethical dilemmas can impact individuals'...
Veterans returning home from combat experience a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties that affect their daily lives, including family dynamics. After undergoing traumatic events...
Sexual honesty is an essential aspect of a healthy and fulfilling relationship, whether it be romantic or platonic. When people are honest about their desires and preferences regarding sexual...