Sexual relationships can play an important role in facilitating post-traumatic recovery, social reintegration, and relational functioning for individuals who have experienced trauma. Traumatic...
Hospitalization Following Injury and Changes to Self-Image and Relational Worthiness
After an injury, soldiers are often forced into hospitalization where they undergo rehabilitation. During this...
How does relational vulnerability function as both a challenge and a protective factor in high-risk military contexts?
Relational vulnerability is an important concept that has been gaining...
Sexual dysfunction is a common issue among veterans who have experienced trauma. Traumatic events can alter their emotional and physical responsiveness during sex, making it difficult for them to...
The word "stress" is commonly associated with negative emotions such as fear, anxiety, frustration, anger, sadness, and depression. Combat stress refers to the physical, mental, and emotional...
Witnessing Suffering & Death During Service Influences Soldiers' Capacity For Empathy & Intimacy
The article will discuss how witnessing suffering and death during service can impact a soldier's...
War is an extreme and often traumatic experience that can have profound effects on people's lives and their mental health. During times of conflict, individuals may face unpredictable circumstances...
How do individuals recover a sense of relational continuity when trauma disrupts their ability to emotionally recognize or resonate with loved ones? This is a question that has been explored...
Examples of Trauma-Induced Dissociation in Intimate Experiences
Dissociative symptoms can occur when someone has experienced severe emotional distress or traumatic events. This often leads to a...
Soldiers are trained to be brave and fearless, but the reality is that war takes its toll on their minds and emotions. Repeated exposure to danger can lead to trauma and PTSD, which often manifests...