How do couples create emotional safety when trauma alters the veteran's tolerance for closeness, noise, light, or sensation?
The impact of combat experiences can alter a person's ability to...
Couples adjust their sexual behavior in response to changes in veteran's mental or physical health for various reasons. If a veteran has post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they may have trouble...
Chronic Military Stress and Veteran Sexuality: A Neuroscience Perspective
The human brain is an intricate organ that regulates various biological processes and behaviors. It consists of several...
Cognitive changes are common among veterans who experience traumatic events during their military service. These changes can manifest in various ways, including difficulties with attention, memory,...
The most common reactions to trauma are emotional withdrawal, avoidance, or detachment. In cases where soldiers experience these symptoms, their partners may feel isolated from them and struggle to...
There has been a growing interest among scientists and clinicians to understand how combat exposure affects the human psyche. This has led to studies exploring various aspects of posttraumatic stress...
When a person experiences trauma, it can have lasting effects on how they perceive and interpret emotions from others, including their partners. For veterans who may have experienced combat or other...
The relationship between human beings is a complex one. Relationships are formed through social interaction and communication. The way people interact and communicate differs from person to person,...
To establish a healthy relationship, people need to feel secure, desirable, and confident about their own sexuality.
Many factors can make that difficult for veterans who have been through trauma....
Sexual intimacy plays an important role in the psychological well-being of individuals who have experienced traumatic events such as combat exposure. According to studies, combat veterans are more...