Emotional attunement is defined as the ability to recognize, interpret, and respond appropriately to another person's feelings. In romantic relationships, it refers to the capacity of both partners...
Sexual Psychology and Psychological Resilience
Sexuality is a fundamental aspect of human existence that can be influenced by various factors such as age, gender, culture, religion, and mental...
How do relational strategies mitigate the effects of operational stress, trauma, and hierarchical pressures?
The effect of operational stress, trauma, and hierarchical pressures can be mitigated...
Emotional reciprocity is a crucial aspect of healthy romantic relationships that can act as a buffer against chronic operational stress and trauma. When partners are able to provide each other with...
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...
Trauma is a subjective experience that affects people differently depending on their past experiences, current circumstances, and psychological makeup. Trauma can be physical, psychological, or...
Strategies for Partners to Integrate Shared Trauma Experiences into Relational Learning and Growth
Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on individual lives, but they can also affect...
Emotional attunement refers to the ability to recognize and respond appropriately to another person's emotions. It is an essential aspect of healthy relationships, particularly for individuals who...
Research shows that experiencing severe stressors such as traumatic events can impact romantic relationships. Studies have found that individuals who experience trauma are more likely to be less...
The concept of relational resilience is essential for understanding how individuals can strengthen their relationship after experiencing trauma or operational hazard together. Traumatic experiences...