Emotional volatility is a common symptom of traumatic experiences such as abuse, assault, neglect, war, and natural disasters. When an individual has been exposed to these types of events, they may...
How Soldiers Interpret Traumatic Events in Peers and Subordinates
Soldiers are trained to be tough and stoic, but they still experience emotional stress from battlefield events. One way this...
Trauma-driven emotional withdrawal is an increasingly common issue that can have significant impacts on romantic relationships. When one partner experiences a traumatic event, they may subconsciously...
There has been an increasing awareness of the impact of war trauma on both veterans and their loved ones.
Little attention has been paid to how these experiences can affect a relationship between...
Trauma-related coping mechanisms can include things like avoidance, numbing, or dissociation to help individuals deal with difficult experiences. These mechanisms can be helpful in the short term,...
Exposure to trauma has been shown to have a profound effect on soldiers' emotional vulnerability in relationships. Traumatic events can cause soldiers to become numb to their feelings, leading them...
Military life is known for its rigorous training regimes that require discipline, strength, and sacrifice.
It can also have unforeseen consequences for individuals' personal lives. One such...
The study of emotional withdrawal in soldiers has been an area of research interest for many years, and it is now evident that this phenomenon can occur following a traumatic experience.
The...