What mechanisms support relational recovery and adaptation following interpersonal conflict?
Interpersonal conflicts are inevitable in romantic relationships, but they don't have to be detrimental...
Sexual Harmony is an important component in relationships that can significantly impact our ability to respond morally and emotionally. When couples are in sync with one another sexually, they feel...
In military contexts, couples must navigate different levels of emotional dependency and autonomy due to unique factors such as separation, stressors, and cultural norms. Military couples often face...
Soldiers are known for their bravery, courage, loyalty, discipline, and dedication to duty.
They also have emotional needs like everyone else. One such need is to be loved and desired by someone...
Closeness serves as a form of emotional regulation during front-line service
Closeness refers to a deep connection between individuals that involves a strong sense of attachment, understanding,...
Military service can take its toll on even the strongest relationships. With frequent deployments, extended training exercises, and long work hours away from home, maintaining an emotional connection...
Most people know that relationships are important to one's mental health and wellbeing.
Many don't realize how crucial these connections can be for those in the military. Military life is often...
What are some strategies that can improve the relationship between people?
I will discuss three key strategies for improving mutual understanding, relational cohesion, and long-term partnership...
Shared Adversity
Shared adversity refers to experiences that couples face together, such as living through war, natural disasters, or pandemics. It can create emotional stressors that challenge...
Relationship resilience is the ability to maintain emotional connection and communication despite challenges or difficulties that may arise in a relationship. This is especially important for couples...