The concept of 'psychological support' is an important one for medical professionals who work in stressful situations, especially in emergency medicine or critical care settings where they may be...
Emotional withdrawal is an extreme form of isolation that often occurs following stressful events such as combat or other forms of trauma. This can lead to changes in behavior and perceptions between...
Traumatic experiences can have profound effects on individuals, including those who serve in military combat roles. These experiences may result in symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares,...
The concept of "front line" refers to individuals who are exposed to direct interactions with others, such as soldiers in battle, police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and healthcare workers....
Traumatic Stress
Traumatic stress refers to an unpleasant mental state that follows exposure to a highly distressing event such as physical injury, death, sexual abuse, military combat, or natural...
To understand how repeated exposure to combat situations can alter soldiers' emotional responses to familiar social cues within personal relationships, it is important to consider the psychological...
The moral dilemmas faced by soldiers during battle can have far-reaching effects that extend beyond the momentary crisis of warfare itself. One of the most significant consequences is how these...
Combat trauma is a mental health condition that can be caused by experiencing or witnessing warfare-related events such as killing, maiming, destruction, torture, rape, starvation, and death....
The idea that trauma can cause emotional disconnection is well-known.
It's less commonly discussed how returning to normalcy after a crisis may be just as challenging for some people because of...
This is an article about how relational intimacy influences coping with chronic combat stress. It discusses the benefits of being in a committed relationship during times of stress and how it can...