In order to understand how intimacy acts as a protective factor against combat trauma, it is necessary to look into its definition, its role in human lives, and the psychological impact that combat...
Emotional Compartmentalization In Military Intimacy: The Protective And Limiting Functions
The experience of military intimacy is often characterized by intense physical and psychological...
The term "emotional labor" refers to the amount of effort and energy that individuals put into managing their emotions and expressing them appropriately in social interactions. This can include tasks...
Sexuality is an important part of life for most people, including soldiers who face unique challenges during military service. Sexual orientation, gender identity, and how they relate to others...
Trauma is a profound experience that can have lasting effects on an individual's physical and emotional wellbeing. It often involves a significant amount of stress, fear, and anxiety, which can lead...
Soldiers are expected to maintain healthy relationships during their service, but they may experience relational disruptions due to frequent deployments, distance from loved ones, military culture...
Renegotiation of Shared Responsibilities in Couples When Trauma Reduces a Veteran's Emotional Capacity
Traumatic events can have a significant impact on individuals and their partnerships. One...
Traumatic experiences can have a significant impact on how people approach their romantic and sexual relationships. These experiences can affect the timing, sequence, and depth of emotional...
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...
How do emotional patterns formed in high-stress environments carry over into soldiers' interactions with their partners?
Soldiers often experience intense levels of stress during training...