1. Introduction to Relational Difficulties for Military Couples
Relationship issues are common among couples who have served in the military, particularly those that involve traumatic or moral...
After experiencing traumatic events, veterans may find it challenging to rebuild relational trust and intimacy. They may have difficulty feeling secure enough to let down their guard and be...
Relational Vulnerability is when people are unable to cope with their emotions or express them appropriately, resulting in feelings of anxiety, sadness, anger, frustration, and insecurity. This can...
As humans, we all have innate needs that need to be met in order for us to feel fulfilled. Some of these needs include the need for love and belonging, power, achievement, and purpose.
When faced...
One of the most common and significant influences on long-term relationship priorities is repeated exposure to combat and operational stress. Combat and operational stress can be defined as an...
When it comes to sexual practice and intimacy between partners, many people have been affected by past experiences of trauma. Veterans are no exception. Researchers have studied how this can affect...
Anticipating trauma or loss can have significant effects on one's relational prioritization and attachment to others. When faced with potential traumatic events such as natural disasters, accidents,...
When couples go through traumatic experiences together, it is essential to understand how they adapt and adjust their relationships. Secondary trauma can be defined as experiencing significant...
Introduction to Sexual Satisfaction
The pursuit of mutually satisfying physical intimacy is one of the most important aspects of successful romantic relationships. When couples experience trauma...
Chronic hypervigilance is a mental health condition that develops when a person becomes constantly attuned to potential threats, leading them to perceive danger where it may not exist. This can...