Soldiers who face traumatic experiences often have difficulty expressing their emotions openly. These situations create distance between them and their loved ones, resulting in reduced relational...
Trust is an essential component of healthy romantic relationships. It allows partners to feel safe enough to express their feelings, share their thoughts, and depend on each other's support without...
Peer support refers to emotional, informational, and instrumental assistance provided between people who share similar characteristics, such as age, experience, interests, cultural background, etc....
Strategies to Mitigate Relational Stress for LGBT Couples Facing Deployment Cycles and Reintegration
When it comes to managing relational stress, there are several effective strategies that can...
When one partner in a military couple experiences trauma that affects their emotions and desire, it can put a strain on the relationship.
There are ways for military couples to manage this tension...
When it comes to relational security and satisfaction, peers can play an important role in providing moral support. This support can come in various forms such as emotional, practical, and...
Emotional Dissonance Between Professional And Personal Priorities
Emotional dissonance is a common problem faced by soldiers who need to balance their professional and personal priorities. The...
Strategies to Maintain Intimacy, Trust, and Emotional Security Under Repeated Deployment or Trauma Exposure
When people experience repeated deployments or trauma exposure, it can be challenging to...
In what ways does emotional responsiveness impact partners' perceptions of support during crises?
Emotional responsiveness refers to an individual's ability to understand, recognize, and respond...
During combat, soldiers must work together as a team to accomplish their objectives while navigating potentially life-threatening situations.
When they return home from deployment, the stress of...