Exposure to repeated separations can have significant impacts on an individual's long-term attachment patterns. One common phenomenon is that children who experience frequent changes in caregivers...
What is emotional compatibility and how does it affect sexual satisfaction in couples affected by trauma or conflict?
Emotional compatibility refers to the degree to which partners share similar...
How do forms of romantic and sexual support operate differently in military versus civilian contexts?
Forms of romantic and sexual support are more readily available to civilians than to military...
The following article will explore how soldiers cope with relational uncertainty when communication is intermittent or controlled. When soldiers are away from home for extended periods of time, they...
Soldiers often find themselves navigating a delicate balance between their own emotional vulnerabilities and cultural perceptions of strength and masculinity. On one hand, they may feel pressure to...
The topic of this article is "To what extent does sexual psychology shape trust, support, and relational cohesion under circumstances of extreme stress?" Sexual psychology refers to the study of...
How to Sustain Emotional Closeness When Communication Is Limited
Communication between partners can be difficult during deployments because it can be limited, delayed, or highly regulated. This...
One of the biggest challenges for dual service couples is finding a balance between their careers and their relationship. When both partners are working in demanding fields such as military, law...
Service members face many challenges during wartime, including coping with trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other mental health issues. One common concern is the fear that emotional...
The term "emotional labor" refers to the effort that individuals make to control their feelings, beliefs, and behaviors to comply with social expectations. In the context of military service,...