Veteran Reintegration of Sexual Identity and Intimacy After Combat
After returning from combat, many veterans experience difficulty reintegrating their sexual identity and intimacy into civilian...
Emotional intimacy is a form of psychological protection for soldiers in battle. It serves as a shield that helps them cope with the trauma of warfare. When soldiers are under stress, they can turn...
Veterans often experience traumatic events during their service that can leave them with lasting emotional scars. These experiences can include combat, sexual assault, PTSD, loss of comrades, and...
Veterans who have experienced trauma may face difficulties navigating their own emotions, let alone those of their partners when it comes to their love life. Post-traumatic stress disorder can affect...
Sexual stress is different for all individuals, regardless of gender identity or expression.
Some studies have shown that LGBT people may face additional challenges related to their sexuality and...
How to navigate trauma-induced changes in libido
Trauma is an experience that can cause lasting mental and physical effects in people. It can be emotional, physical, or psychological. Traumatic...
We will explore how soldiers interpret expressions of concern or support from their loved ones during mission times.
Soldiers are required to be away from home for extended periods while on...
Sexual compatibility is an important aspect of romantic relationships that can greatly affect the overall level of intimacy, resilience, and satisfaction shared between partners. It involves a wide...
Intimate relationships form during military service can have both positive and negative effects on an individual's psychological health and moral resilience. These relationships are often intense and...
Attachment style refers to an individual's pattern of relating and responding to others that is developed during childhood and affects how they interact with people later in life. This includes their...