Relationships between people are often characterized by the power dynamics that exist within them. Power is understood to be a social construct, and it can manifest itself in many different ways in...
Sexual support may be defined as any form of assistance provided to an individual that enhances their ability to express and experience their own unique sexual identity and desires. It can take many...
Sexual health is defined as a state of physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being related to sexuality, including a person's ability to communicate openly about their desires and experiences,...
Emotional closeness is an essential aspect that affects how individuals perceive meaning, purpose, and personal significance during service. It involves feeling connected to others through shared...
Relational Mindfulness and Coping
Mindfulness is defined as paying attention to one's thoughts, feelings, sensations, and experiences without judgment or attachment. It has been shown to be an...
Research shows that military personnel who serve multiple rotations away from home can experience significant disruptions to their personal lives due to loss of contact with family members,...
Emotional flexibility is an essential skill for individuals who want to build resilience to relational stressors. It involves being able to adjust your emotions and responses based on the situation....
Resilience refers to an individual's ability to bounce back from stressful situations or adversities without compromising their mental health. This is particularly important for LGBT service members...
How do partners adapt to the unique relational rhythm created by cycles of deployment, reintegration, training, and separation?
The article presents an overview of how deployments affect military...
Psychological Consequences of Relational Secrecy in High-Stress Military Environments
Relationships between members of the armed forces can be incredibly important for their mental health and...