Emotional attunement refers to the ability to sense, understand, and respond appropriately to another person's feelings, thoughts, and needs. It is an essential component of successful romantic...
Reconciling Gratitude and Emotional Distance During Service
Gratitude is an important feeling to cultivate, particularly when it comes to being away from loved ones during service. While there may...
Service members experience emotional upheaval when reintegrating into civilian life after serving abroad
The transition back to civilian life can be difficult for many veterans who have been...
As individuals, we all have different levels of empathy that can be affected by various factors such as upbringing, environment, socialization, education, and experiences. Empathy is an essential...
A significant portion of literature exists exploring the impact of coming out experiences for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGB) service members.
Less attention has been paid to how...
The term "LGBT" stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people. These individuals make up part of a diverse community that faces unique challenges in many aspects of life, including...
The topic of this article is about what psychosocial factors contribute to resilience, satisfaction, and wellbeing among LGBT service members. It is an important topic because it involves exploring...
Prolonged and repeated deployments often put strain on personal relationships. Deployments can take soldiers away from their families for months or even years at a time. This separation means that...
Soldiers often face difficult decisions when it comes to balancing their loyalties between their units and romantic partners. In times of high pressure, such as during war or combat situations, this...
Soldiers who face interrupted intimacy or prolonged separation from their loved ones may experience significant psychological distress due to feelings of guilt, frustration, or inadequacy. This can...