Relationships play an important role in mental well-being for everyone, but they are especially crucial for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) service members who face unique challenges...
How does trauma affect one's perception of partner support and emotional responsiveness? Trauma is defined as an experience that causes severe mental, physical, emotional, social, or spiritual...
Partner Empathy plays an important role in mitigating post-deployment emotional distress and enhancing relational stability. It refers to the ability of partners to understand and share the feelings,...
Communal or high-density living arrangements are becoming increasingly popular due to various factors such as financial constraints, environmental concerns, and socializing needs.
These living...
Emotional Vulnerability and Resilience in Soldiers
Emotional vulnerability is often considered to be a weakness, but it can also be a source of strength and resilience for soldiers and their...
Soldiers in combat zones are often exposed to horrific experiences that can leave deep mental scars. While many war veterans find it difficult to open up about their struggles, some worry that doing...
Intimacy is a fundamental human need that can be fulfilled through many different ways.
It is often assumed to be primarily expressed through physical contact between partners who have been...
Soldiers have to deal with many challenges during their time of service. They are exposed to situations that can cause severe psychological distress, including traumatic events such as combat,...
The psychological impact of serving in the military can be significant and may affect personal relationships, particularly those within family units. Soldiers face numerous challenges during...
Relational attachment refers to the emotional bond between individuals that involves intimate interaction, closeness, mutual trust, support, affection, commitment, and shared values. This...