Veterans who have experienced traumatic events during military service may find it difficult to open up about their emotions and discuss their problems with their partners. This can be especially...
Veterans returning from war may experience profound changes to their sense of self, including their gender and sexual identities. These changes can have significant impacts on how they relate to...
How does trauma affect veterans' emotional attunement and responsiveness in long-term relationships?
Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on individuals, including their ability to...
How does prolonged combat exposure impact sexual self-esteem and desire?
Research has shown that soldiers who are exposed to combat for extended periods experience changes in their attitudes...
Service members' identities are shaped by their military experience. Operational experiences can cause them to question their values, beliefs, and norms that they have held before being deployed....
Research suggests that there are several forms of sexual support that can be particularly beneficial for mitigating the psychological impact of combat stress, including:
1. Couples therapy - In...
Soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions during combat operations to maintain focus and control. This training can make it difficult to express intimate feelings towards loved ones when they...
Anticipatory fear is an apprehension about the future that can cause people to avoid certain situations or actions because they believe something negative may happen. This is often associated with...
Many veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life after returning home from war. They may experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental...
Partners play an important role in helping their soldier to cope with reintegration challenges after deployment. While the transition can be difficult for both parties involved, it is crucial that...