The human body is an intricate and complex system of organs, bones, muscles, and nerves that interact to produce movement, thought, and feeling. When one part of this system is damaged through trauma...
Non-Physical Forms of Intimacy Under Operational Constraint
Non-physical forms of intimacy can be an excellent way to build and sustain relational satisfaction even when operational constraints...
What are some relational consequences that arise when trauma alters veterans' perception of physical and emotional touch? This is an intriguing question to consider, especially since many veterans...
One of the most important aspects of human development is social interaction and intimacy. It allows individuals to form strong connections with one another, which can help them feel safe and...
The impact of war on human psychology is profound, affecting both mind and body. Combatants often experience intense trauma that can lead to disorders such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),...
The topic under consideration is how to what extent sexual support can promote adaptive coping, relational transparency, and psychosocial resilience in challenging circumstances. Adaptive coping...
Communication Challenges in Sexual Relationships Among Couples Separated by Deployment
Deployment can be a difficult experience for many military families due to the physical distance between...
The question of how traumatic war experiences impact an individual's perception of touch, affection, and sexual intimacy is one that has been explored extensively through research studies and...
I will discuss whether intimate support can facilitate reintegration into civilian relationships. Intimate support is defined as providing emotional and physical closeness to others through touching,...
Trauma affects many aspects of life, including how individuals perceive themselves, others, and their surroundings. For those who have experienced combat or other forms of traumatic events during...