Sexual experiences are an integral part of human life, and they have been studied extensively for centuries.
There is a lesser known area of research that explores how these experiences affect...
Adaptation to Military Social Norms and Post-Deployment Reintegration
Adapting to military social norms is an important part of successful post-deployment reintegration into civilian life. In the...
Veterans often experience a difficult transition after returning from military service, as they may struggle to adjust to civilian life. This can lead them to experience conflicting emotions that...
When service members return from deployment, they often experience mixed emotions regarding their relationships with their fellow soldiers. While some may be eager to reconnect with friends and...
The Coping Mechanisms Veterans Use
Veterans face many challenges upon returning from combat, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, anger, substance abuse,...
The psychological impact of warfare is well documented. It can leave service members feeling isolated, anxious, depressed, and numb to their own emotions. This phenomenon, known as "emotional...
In warfare, soldiers experience various levels of trauma that can have both physical and psychological effects.
They may be subjected to combat situations where they face life-threatening risks or...
There are many factors that can contribute to how veterans navigate their experiences after returning from combat. One such factor is the impact on relational and sexual expectations. This article...
The habitual suppression of emotions in military culture can have severe consequences for soldiers' post-deployment ability to engage in affectionate and sexual intimacy. This article will explore...
Romantic partnerships have been shown to play an important role in helping veterans maintain their mental health and emotional stability. Studies have indicated that people who are in a relationship...