How do Soldiers Navigate the Mental Shift from Survival Mode to Intimacy Mode and What Psychological Barriers Complicate This Transition?
Soldiers are trained for combat situations where their...
In today's fast-paced world where dating apps and social media platforms have taken over the traditional ways of meeting potential partners, people often encounter several options before making their...
Fear of unpredictability in war can have profound effects on soldiers' plans for their futures, both personally and professionally. For many soldiers, the uncertainty of war means that they cannot...
The idea that trauma can cause emotional disconnection is well-known.
It's less commonly discussed how returning to normalcy after a crisis may be just as challenging for some people because of...
People who have experienced traumatic events often develop deep and complicated fears about sexual and emotional intimacy. Trauma can lead to feelings of distrust, betrayal, abandonment, and...
Attachment is an emotional bond between people that develops from repeated interactions and close proximity. Attachment can be positive, negative, or neutral, depending on how much caregivers meet...
When we are in a situation that threatens our safety, our bodies go into survival mode. We may feel fear, anxiety, or stress, which can lead to physiological responses such as rapid heartbeat,...
Sexual Intimacy Under Imminent Threat or Extreme Danger
Sexual intimacy involves physical and emotional closeness between partners, including acts that involve pleasure, excitement, affection, and...
Living in a high-threat environment can have profound effects on how people prioritize their personal relationships. When faced with constant danger and instability, individuals may find themselves...
Anticipation of trauma or loss can have significant effects on attachment strategies and sexual behavior. When people are facing possible danger or threat, their minds often go into survival mode,...