Trauma can have a profound impact on the dynamics of relationships, including those between military couples. For many service members, traumatic experiences during deployment or while on duty can...
During war time, military personnel are exposed to various stressors that can affect their mental health and well-being. One such stressor is separation from family members and loved ones. This can...
Emotional withdrawal refers to a situation where one partner in a relationship suddenly begins avoiding communication, physical contact, and emotional closeness with their partner without offering an...
When soldiers return home after being deployed, they often experience relational ambivalence due to their emotional scars. Relational ambivalence is when an individual has mixed feelings about their...
Veterans returning from war often have difficulty adjusting to civilian life due to their experiences during combat. They may struggle with mental health issues such as posttraumatic stress disorder...
When soldiers are conditioned to fight in high-risk environments, they may develop behaviors that conflict with domestic norms related to relational closeness.
Soldiers who must rely on each other...
In the context of military life, shared traumatic experiences can significantly impact sexual communication and intimacy between spouses/partners. Studies have shown that military personnel are more...
Sexual suppression is a common issue in military life. It refers to the practice of restricting or prohibiting sexual expression between service members during their deployment. Sexual suppression...
Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on a person's psychological state and behavior. This is especially true for veterans who may experience trauma during their service. Traumatic...
The article is about how exposure to violence can affect soldiers' expectations for emotional safety in their intimate relationships. Soldiers who have been exposed to violence may find it difficult...