The term 'relational trust' refers to an interpersonal relationship wherein one party places confidence in another to perform certain tasks or duties without expecting betrayal of the agreement...
Moral injury, trauma, and ethical challenges can have a significant impact on an individual's sexual desires, relational trust, and emotional vulnerability. These factors are closely linked to each...
There has been an increased focus on the psychological impact of military service, particularly the effects of traumatic experiences like combat exposure on mental health and well-being. One area...
Sexual attitudes and ethical reasoning are important aspects of human behavior that are influenced by various factors including culture, education, religion, media, and experience. Soldiers, who are...
Veterans are people who have served in the military, often for extended periods of time, and may experience a range of physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual challenges after returning to...
Emotional harmony is an important aspect of romantic relationships, where couples must be able to manage their feelings towards each other and share a common understanding without conflict or...
The subject of this article is the effect that the prolonged suppression of fear and grief experienced during combat has on a military veteran's ability to form close and meaningful emotional bonds...
The experience of war can be traumatic for those who have served, and it can leave them with scars that are often unseen but deeply felt. One such scar is emotional numbing, which occurs when...
There has been increased attention to the problem of sexual coercion within military settings. Sexual coercion refers to unwanted sexual activity that occurs when one individual uses force, pressure,...
Sustaining Relational Engagement in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
When someone experiences trauma during their military service, they may experience symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares,...