Strategies to Reduce Relationship Tensions Caused by Rotational Deployments
A rotational deployment is a type of military assignment where soldiers are sent on temporary duty for extended periods,...
The transition from military service to civilian life can be difficult for many reasons. Some veterans have physical injuries or disabilities that make it challenging to find employment or adjust to...
How do soldiers interpret partner behaviors in the context of trauma, fear, and operational pressure to preserve intimacy?
Soldiers often experience intense physical and psychological stress...
Sexual preference is an essential factor that can significantly affect one's emotional compatibility and shared resilience in times of stress. Sexual attraction towards someone involves physical,...
Couples can maintain relational cohesion and sexual satisfaction despite traumatic alterations to their partner's emotional availability and responsiveness through various methods. When a veteran...
What is Psychosexual Resilience After Experiences of Coercion?
Psychosexual resilience refers to an individual's ability to overcome trauma related to physical, emotional, and mental abuse that...
Co-creating Stability When Trauma Disrupts Consistency and Desire
Trauma can interrupt the flow of everyday life, creating instability that makes it difficult to maintain healthy habits, including...
In combat situations where military personnel are exposed to extreme stressors such as death, injury, and destruction, it is essential for them to have strong bonds between themselves to remain...
Relationship satisfaction is a key factor that influences how individuals cope with both personal and professional stressors. When an individual feels satisfied and secure in their relationship, they...
Chronic Hypervigilance
Chronic hypervigilance is the experience of being constantly alert to threats and danger, leading to an exaggerated response to perceived threats, even when they are benign...