Research has shown that soldiers who experience physical and emotional intimacy during deployment are less likely to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) upon returning home than those...
Can intimacy mitigate the psychological consequences of moral injury or ethical conflicts experienced in combat? This question has been the subject of much debate among researchers, therapists, and...
Emotional resilience is an important aspect of mental health that allows individuals to effectively cope with stressful situations and bounce back from adversities. It can also have implications for...
Relational flexibility refers to an individual's ability to adapt their behaviors and attitudes towards others based on changing circumstances and situations. It involves being able to shift from one...
Partners may experience various feelings when it comes to navigating their sexual relationship post-major bodily changes. These include apprehension, worry, embarrassment, and anxiety. They might be...
Relationships are an important part of human life. They provide companionship, emotional support, love, and affection. But they can also be stressful and traumatic. Operational stress is defined as...
How do service members cope with relational disappointment arising from conflicting expectations shaped by distance and operational experiences?
The military is an institution that requires its...
Couplehood is an important part of life for many people, but it can be challenging to maintain a healthy relationship when faced with repeated traumas. Research suggests that shared emotional...
When it comes to love and relationships, people often talk about the different types of romantic support that can help strengthen the bond between partners. From verbal affirmations to physical...
How Partners Co-Create Stability Amid Trauma
Partners can create stability amid trauma in several ways, including expressing support, providing emotional comfort, maintaining open communication,...