Veterans returning from war often face many challenges related to their mental health, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. The symptoms...
Veterans returning from military service may experience a range of psychological symptoms including posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, anger, substance abuse, and traumatic...
Repression refers to the act of suppressing thoughts, feelings, desires, actions, or words that are considered unacceptable or undesirable. In a militarized environment, there is often strict...
Combat trauma can have a significant impact on the dynamics and emotional resilience of LGBT relationships in the military. When individuals are exposed to traumatic experiences such as warfare, they...
The purpose of this article is to present the research findings about the effects of prolonged combat exposure on sexual assertiveness and agency. We will review literature regarding the...
Combat Exposure and Sexual Self-Esteem
Sexual self-esteem is the degree to which an individual believes they are desirable and attractive when it comes to their physical appearance and sexual...
Relational attachment is an important aspect of human psychology that involves the formation of strong emotional bonds between individuals. It has been found to be critical for healthy social...
Partners' coping strategies for dealing with the challenges of military deployment can be influenced by their individual personalities, prior experiences, and social support systems.
If these...
Combat-related relational stress can have significant impacts on individuals' psychological resilience and identity. This type of stress is often associated with various negative outcomes such as...
How do experiences of sexual trauma affect post-deployment adjustment, moral flexibility, and social relationships?
Sexual trauma is an experience that can have long-lasting effects on veterans'...