The process of recovering from personal trauma is often described as an internal journey that requires self-reflection, introspection, and a willingness to face difficult emotions and...
Relational attunement is a concept in psychology that refers to the ability to recognize and respond appropriately to another person's feelings and needs. It involves being aware of the internal...
Sexual intimacy is an important aspect of human life that can have significant implications for the recovery of individuals who have experienced traumatic events, including those who have served in...
In post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), partners may experience difficulties integrating newfound relational growth following trauma. This can lead to a relapse back into patterns of mistrust,...
The topic of this article is about how unresolved combat memories can impact one's ability to experience pleasure or emotional warmth. These memories are often stored deep within the subconscious...
After being exposed to violence repeatedly while serving in combat, many soldiers report experiencing difficulties in their romantic and sexual lives. This phenomenon has been widely observed in...
How do intimate partners co-construct relational meaning in contexts of high external stress or threat?
When people are under severe stress or experience trauma, it can be difficult to maintain...
Restoring Psychological Grounding through Sexual Touch
Sexual touch can be an effective way to restore psychological grounding for individuals who have experienced traumatic incidents. It is...
When a person experiences physical or emotional trauma, it can have a significant impact on their sexual and romantic desires, responses, and feelings of closeness and intimacy. Trauma can cause...
Veterans returning from war often have difficulty adjusting to civilian life due to their experiences during combat. They may struggle with mental health issues such as posttraumatic stress disorder...