The psychological impact of war on soldiers has been studied extensively since World War I, when it became evident that many veterans were suffering from what was then called "shell shock" but is now...
The topic of sexual intimacy has been a subject of much discussion among researchers and clinicians alike, particularly regarding its potential role in facilitating recovery from traumatic...
Combat exposure is an umbrella term for the various ways soldiers experience traumatic events while serving their country. Combat veterans are often exposed to horrific scenes that no one can...
The most intense human experience is love. But there are many different kinds of love, from platonic to romantic to sexual. And how people interact in each type of relationship can vary widely. So...
In high-stress situations such as warfare, soldiers are exposed to an increased level of danger that can lead to physical and emotional trauma. The perception of relational vulnerability is one...
Soldiers are trained to kill, but what about their sexuality? Prolonged exposure to life-threatening combat situations can have lasting effects on soldiers' intimate relationships, including their...
I will explore how the anticipation of trauma can shape relational expectations and coping strategies. Trauma is defined as an event that causes severe physical, emotional, or psychological harm to...
The Reshaping Effects of Wartime Experiences on Attachment, Safety, and Bodily Closeness
Attachment, safety, and bodily closeness are important components of interpersonal relationships that can...
Trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's mental health and overall well-being, including their sexual functioning and satisfaction. In this article, we will explore how psychological...
There is a growing body of research exploring how members of the military can develop mental health resilience in response to the stressors they encounter during their service. One aspect of this...