I will discuss what forms of social and emotional support are most effective after exposure to traumatic battlefield events. Battlefield experience is known to cause psychological stress that can...
In war, soldiers often find themselves in intense situations that can create strong emotional bonds between them. These bonds are called combat trauma bonds, and they can make it difficult to follow...
Soldiers are always prepared to be deployed anywhere, anytime. They must adapt to new environments, cultures, climates, and languages while living in close quarters with their fellow soldiers and...
Soldiers are expected to put their lives on the line for their country, but this can come with a heavy burden. When they return home from duty, many struggle with feelings of guilt about the actions...
Emotional Bonds Formed in Life-Threatening Situations Affect Soldiers After Returning Home
Soldiers who have been through traumatic experiences often form strong emotional bonds during these...
Combat experiences can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to regulate their emotions and form healthy intimate relationships. In this article, I will explore how these experiences...
Soldiers are trained to be courageous, brave, and resilient individuals who can face danger without fear. They put their lives on the line every day to protect others and defend their country's...
In the context of today's modern armed forces, combat operations have become more frequent and intense than ever before. As a result, military personnel returning home from deployments may face...
The mental health issues that arise from military service are complex and often misunderstood. While many veterans struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury (TBI),...
The term "hypervigilance" refers to an individual's heightened state of alertness due to previous exposure to traumatic events. This can result in increased sensitivity to perceived threats, leading...