The term "psychosexual adaptation" refers to an individual's capacity for coping with their sexual desires, needs, and behaviors in response to environmental pressures. This can occur when there are...
The military is a unique environment where people are exposed to life threatening situations and experience intense emotional and psychological stressors for extended periods of time. They often face...
In today's world, it is no longer uncommon for individuals to identify as LGBTQ+, but the obstacles they face can be more significant when working in institutions like the military or corporate...
The term "veteran" refers to someone who has served their country in a military capacity, usually for an extended period of time. Many veterans may experience traumatic events during their service...
The purpose of this article is to examine how soldiers' sexual coping strategies change over time, from initial deployment through multiple deployments. Previous research has focused primarily on...
The experience of traumatic events can have significant negative impacts on individuals' physical, mental, emotional, and social health. Among those who suffer from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress...
In order to understand how shared survival and combat experiences influence perceptions of partner loyalty, compatibility, and reliability, it is important to examine the psychological effects of...
The emotions that arise during sexual activity are complex and multi-layered, and can be difficult to manage for anyone.
For those who have been trained in combat and may experience post-traumatic...
How does shame and stigma related to trauma-induced sexual difficulties affect the willingness of military veterans to seek help for their problems?
Shame and stigma are negative emotions that can...
One of the most common psychological struggles among military personnel is their ability to maintain emotional resilience when facing difficult circumstances, such as combat stress, injury, or...