Reconciling Post-Deployment Cognitive and Emotional Distortions with Pre-Existing Relational Norms and Values
Soldiers face a unique set of challenges when returning home from deployment that can...
Strategies to Maintain Intimacy, Trust, and Emotional Security Under Repeated Deployment or Trauma Exposure
When people experience repeated deployments or trauma exposure, it can be challenging to...
The exposure to collective trauma can significantly influence an individual's emotional prioritization and relational investment. This phenomenon has been studied extensively in psychology,...
When military personnel return home from deployment, they often experience significant changes in their personal lives. One major area where this can be seen is in their communication patterns with...
Intimate relationships have an enormous impact on the psychological and emotional state of soldiers who return to civilian life after serving in war zones. Research suggests that intimate...
Combat experiences can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to regulate their emotions and form healthy intimate relationships. In this article, I will explore how these experiences...
Many soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions in order to perform their duties efficiently during combat situations. They learn to compartmentalize their feelings, such as fear, anxiety,...
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...
We will explore how differences in prior experience, temperament, and coping strategies can influence relational compatibility. Relationships are often built on commonalities, but they can also be...
Navigating Relational Tension
Military couples face unique challenges that can affect their relationship dynamics, including sexual desire, emotional availability, and attachment security. One...