Queer identities are often defined through the experiences of individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heteronormative.
In post-conflict regions such as...
Survivors must negotiate a range of ethical dilemmas related to their safety, emotional needs, and social obligations during traumatic events. Self-preservation requires taking action that may harm...
Factors that Shape Individual Views Toward Betrayal
The experience of betrayal can be deeply unsettling and cause lasting psychological damage to those involved. While some individuals may view it...
For this study, we will be exploring how adolescence experiences can affect their future romantic lives. We want to look into the topic of teenagers who have been involved in forced intimacy during...
The study aimed to investigate how experiences of humiliation shape post-traumatic identity, and what therapeutic approaches mitigate these effects. Humiliation is an experience that can be defined...
When it comes to understanding how individuals construct meaning around intimacy, there are several factors that come into play. One such factor is the individual's exposure to different relational...
Fear of intimacy can have significant impacts on tactile sensitivity, arousal perception, and erotic responsiveness for many people. It may lead to a reduced ability to feel touch, difficulty in...
Adolescence is a time when teenagers start to develop an interest in the opposite gender or same gender and often begin experimenting with physical contact.
Some may experience feelings of anxiety...
Trauma can have significant impacts on individuals' capacity to be compassionate toward themselves, reflect on their decisions, and exercise agency in making choices. Trauma is often defined as an...
How do individuals navigate the tension between desire for connection and fear of discomfort during intimacy?
Intimacy is often seen as a desirable state of being in romantic and sexual...