Trauma-related memory fragmentation is an issue that can interfere with both narrative sharing and emotional bonding. It occurs when individuals experience a traumatic event and their brain stores...
Peer trauma is defined as exposure to harm that occurs through interpersonal interactions. This could include emotional abuse, bullying, physical assault, or other experiences that cause...
Repeated exposure to trauma has been shown to impact various aspects of an individual's life, including their ability to form and maintain healthy relationships. In particular, for veterans who have...
The connection between sexual intimacy and processing of trauma is not well understood, but it seems that some forms of sexual activity can help people process their traumas more effectively. Sexual...
When one partner assumes the role of the primary emotional caregiver for a veteran suffering from PTSD, it can be incredibly demanding and stressful. Veterans who struggle to cope with their...
After experiencing traumatic events such as natural disasters, warfare, accidents, and abuse, people may experience significant distress, including flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety, insomnia,...
Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on how people understand their own bodies, desires, and relationships with others. For veterans who have experienced combat or other forms of trauma...
Touch is an important aspect of human communication that can convey various emotions and meaningful messages. It can provide comfort, security, and closeness when used positively, but it can also be...
When we experience traumatic events, it can be difficult to process the emotions that come with them. One common coping mechanism is to withdraw from others, including our partners in an intimate...
Sexual intimacy is an important aspect of human life that has been shown to have various benefits for individuals, including adaptive coping, emotional regulation, and psychological resilience....