Some people may have heard about the concept of "moral injury," which is defined as a profound emotional and psychological response to being involved in an event that violates one's conscience or...
Veterans who have suffered trauma during their time in the military may experience changes in how they perceive and process emotions, particularly when it comes to intimate relationships. These...
Moral injury is a term used to describe the negative psychological effects that can result from participating in or witnessing traumatic events that violate an individual's moral values or codes of...
The concept of relational ambiguity refers to the difficulty veterans have in establishing stable and predictable patterns of interaction with their partners due to the emotional trauma they may...
Being Responsible for Others' Lives in Combat
Being responsible for the lives of others in combat is an incredibly challenging task that requires soldiers to make quick decisions under pressure....
One common challenge faced by many veterans returning from war is adjusting to civilian life after experiencing trauma during their service. One way that some therapists are helping them recover is...
Emotions are an important part of human experience that help us cope with everyday life.
For many veterans who have been trained to suppress their emotions during active duty, processing grief and...
The integration of moral injury and existential reflection into ongoing relational and sexual identities is an important process for veterans to undergo. Moral injury refers to the emotional and...
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...
Partner Support for Combat Trauma Recovery
Combat trauma can have devastating effects on both veterans and their loved ones. While veterans may be the most directly affected, it is important to...