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...
I will discuss the different ways that partners can provide support to trauma-affected veterans without reinforcing avoidance or hypervigilant behaviors. First, it is important for partners to be...
Sexuality and intimacy are an important part of any relationship between partners. When a person is involved in an intimate relationship, it's natural for them to experience physical attraction,...
How does the perception of constant danger during military service influence veterans' ability to trust and emotionally invest in romantic partners?
The experience of being in combat can have...
The emotional complexities that arise from loving someone whose worldview has been shaped by war are immense and varied. Partners must navigate these intricacies to understand their loved ones'...
Anticipating trauma or operational loss can have profound effects on one's relational coping and emotional investment. As people develop relationships and grow close to others, they may become more...
Step 1: Understanding the impact of traumatic experiences on relational trust, attachment security, and emotional safety among soldiers
Traumatic events can have a profound effect on an...
How does cumulative operational stress influence soldiers' relational decision-making is an important question for understanding how military personnel make choices about their personal lives,...
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...
As combat veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life, many develop avoidance behaviors as a way of coping with the trauma they experienced while serving their country. These behaviors can...