When it comes to intimate relationships and their sexual components, such as hugging, kissing, holding hands, cuddling, and making love, veterans who have experienced traumatic events often struggle...
A study published in 2016 investigated the impact of military service and combat experience on male and female veterans' relationships. It found that veterans who served during Operation Enduring...
Soldiers are often exposed to traumatic events during their service, which can lead to difficulties in establishing and maintaining healthy relationships. Relational trust, attachment security, and...
Many people experience traumatic events in their lives that can make it difficult to connect with others on an emotional level. This is especially true for those who have experienced trauma related...
Combat or prolonged trauma can result in severe physical and emotional injuries to an individual's psyche, including the disruption of sexual identity and intimate relationship patterns....
Emotional withdrawal is a behavior that some people adopt when they feel uncomfortable expressing their feelings openly and honestly. It can be interpreted by partners as an attempt to avoid conflict...
Home life is where people find stability and comfort after the unpredictable chaos of war. It is a place to heal, rebuild, and find joy again.
For many survivors of trauma, this can be difficult...
Relational Vulnerability is when people are unable to cope with their emotions or express them appropriately, resulting in feelings of anxiety, sadness, anger, frustration, and insecurity. This can...
Soldiers are constantly changing their living conditions, location, activities, and companions during training and service. This can lead to a variety of psychological effects that might be difficult...
Repeated Exposure to Life-Threatening Events and Attachment Anxiety
There has been growing interest in understanding how exposure to traumatic experiences can impact human behavior and...