The trust between partners can be challenging to establish and maintain, particularly when one partner has kept secrets from the other about their true self, such as gender identity or past...
One of the most significant effects of emotional shutdowns triggered by traumatic memories is their impact on the partner's sense of connection and relational security. When a person experiences an...
The topic of sexual coercion and sexual trauma is one that has been explored extensively in both academic and popular literature, but there are still many misconceptions about how to recover from...
People often encounter changes in their partners' behaviors during romantic relationships. While these shifts can be challenging to adapt to, they are normal and necessary for growth and development....
After experiencing traumatic events, it is natural for some individuals to experience emotional withdrawal from their romantic partner, which can have significant effects on relational cohesion and...
1. What is Relational Rupture?
A relational rupture occurs when there is an interruption or disruption in a romantic relationship, usually caused by negative communication patterns, unresolved...
A study conducted by researchers from University X found that military couples who have experienced traumatic events such as combat, deployments, and ethical conflicts often face difficulties in...
Intimate Relationships and Emotional Adaptability
How do intimate relationships influence emotional adaptability when individuals face major life transitions or uncertainty? This is an important...
Soldiers are trained to be efficient, disciplined, and tough. They go through rigorous physical and mental training to prepare for combat. The experience of war is intense and challenging, and it can...
Researchers have identified several psychological mechanisms that can help victims of sexual coercion recover from their trauma. One mechanism is cognitive restructuring, which involves changing...