The psychological costs associated with soldiers who are forced to suppress their emotions and conform to military expectations can be devastating to their long-term mental health. When individuals...
Veterans may experience moral injury or trauma during their military service that can affect their sexual identity and relational confidence. Moral injury is the emotional, psychological, and...
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events during military service may struggle to reconstruct their relational narratives after returning home. This can include difficulties with intimacy,...
Soldiers have always been known for their bravery and dedication to serve their country during times of war and conflict. They are trained to handle stressful situations and maintain their composure...
Soldiers often face challenges when expressing their emotions after long periods of suppression. This can be particularly difficult for those who have been in combat zones where they may have...
The process of reintegration after military service can be challenging for many veterans due to the unique combination of experiences they have had during deployment. While being trained to suppress...
Soldiers are trained to be brave and selfless individuals who put their lives on the line for their country.
Being away from home and family can take a toll on their mental health and emotional...
After serving in the military for an extended period of time, veterans face challenges when it comes to establishing and maintaining emotional and sexual intimacy in their personal lives. This can be...
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events such as combat, sexual assault, or other forms of abuse may find it difficult to establish healthy sexual and emotional relationships after returning...
Veterans may experience traumatic events that can cause emotional scars. These scars are often triggered by intimate moments with their partner. Veterans often report feelings of shame, guilt, and...