Soldiers experience many life events that can affect their mental health. These include traumatic combat incidents, separation from family members, sleep deprivation, and stressful working...
The American Psychological Association defines trauma as “a deeply distressing or disturbing experience that results in significant mental and physical harm.” Trauma is often associated with military...
Sexual satisfaction plays an important role in the post-combat psychological recovery of veterans because it can help them regain their sense of self-worth and control over their lives. After...
How do veterans psychologically reconstruct their sexual selves after front-line experiences?
The human body has evolved to be extremely sensitive to external stimuli, particularly those involving...
Combat Exposure and Sexual Self-Esteem, Confidence, and Body Image
How can combat trauma impact an individual's sexuality? In this article, we will explore how experiences of warfare may alter...
The term "veteran" refers to someone who has served in the military, typically during wartime. Veterans may have experienced traumatic events that can impact their emotional well-being and behavior...
How do veterans navigate the balance between emotional security and sexual exploration? This question is important for anyone who has served in the military to answer because it can have far-reaching...
Moral injury is a psychological reaction to witnessing or being involved in experiences that transgress deeply held moral values and convictions (Hickman et al., 2016; LeardMann & Powell, 2014), such...
How does trauma-induced hyperarousal influence veterans' interpretation of partner cues, sexual consent, and emotional intentions?
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events often exhibit...
Combat stress is a common experience among military personnel, affecting their mental health and well-being. It can lead to various negative consequences such as post-traumatic stress disorder,...