Soldiers who have experienced trauma, such as combat or prolonged deployment, may experience difficulty forming healthy romantic relationships after they return home. They may have lost their faith...
Emotional responsibility is an important concept to understand in order to manage difficult situations such as crises. It refers to the ability to recognize and respond appropriately to the emotions...
Relationship satisfaction is important for resilience to post-deployment depression because it helps individuals cope better with stressful situations. Resilience refers to an individual's ability to...
High-risk military environments can often leave soldiers feeling isolated, exhausted, and unable to cope with stressors such as physical danger, separation from loved ones, and uncertainty about the...
The military is an institution where men and women serve together. While this has been changing recently, there are still many differences between how men and women cope with difficulties they...
Anticipatory coping is a strategy that individuals employ to mitigate the negative effects of stressful events before they occur. In intimate military relationships, anticipatory coping can help...
When discussing how to negotiate boundaries between professional loyalty and personal relationships for LGBT soldiers, it is important to consider several factors. Firstly, what are the specific...
There has been an increase in the representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals in the military.
Serving in combat can take a toll on their mental health,...
Many studies have shown that people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) often feel isolated and lonely due to discrimination and lack of acceptance from society. This can...
Soldiers who are away from their partners for extended periods of time may experience a range of emotions related to interrupted intimacy or separation, including guilt, frustration, and feelings of...