The topic of this paper is how survivor's guilt influences veteran's willingness to engage in sexual and emotional intimacy. It has been observed that many combat veterans who have experienced trauma...
What strategies support sexual reintegration and relational healing for veterans after deployment?
Sexual reintegration refers to the process of recovering from sexual trauma experienced during...
The relationship between soldiers and their significant others is often strained due to prolonged exposure to combat environments. This can lead to a lack of intimacy and emotional connection that...
Intimate relationships can be seen as an important resource that provides various benefits for individuals dealing with trauma, loss, and uncertainty in military life. These benefits include...
There is a pervasive misconception that war trauma affects only those who fought on the battlefield.
Many veterans struggle to reintegrate into civilian life after returning home from combat duty,...
Repeated Exposure To Danger And Stress Influences Veterans' Perception Of Relational Urgency, Desire, And Intimacy
During warfare, soldiers are subjected to many traumatic events that may impact...
The presence of a supportive partner can have a significant impact on the recovery trajectories of veterans dealing with mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD),...
Veterans are people who have served in the military for a certain amount of time before leaving it. They may be called upon when their service is no longer needed or they may choose to leave...
In human psychology, there is an innate need for trust and attachment, especially in close relationships such as romantic partnerships.
The development of these bonds can be influenced by various...