Combat veterans experience feelings of guilt related to their actions during war. This is known as combat-related guilt, which can negatively impact their personal relationships after they return...
Intimacy Contributes to Identity Recovery and Reintegration for Returning Veterans
When a soldier returns from combat and tries to reintegrate into civilian life after being away for months or...
War is an intense experience that can have a profound impact on people's psychological well-being. Veterans who have been exposed to warfare may struggle with mental health issues such as...
Sexual expression is an important part of human existence, yet it can be affected by various factors such as age, gender, culture, religion, social norms, education, income, personality, physical...
How does early exposure to rigid discipline in training environments influence soldiers' willingness to reflect on and articulate inner emotional needs?
Early exposure to rigid discipline in...
The idea that soldiers experience emotional trauma due to their experiences during war is widely accepted.
It's less understood how this trauma affects their sexual life and how they handle their...
There is a growing body of research suggesting that military training that encourages soldiers to "compartmentalize" their emotions can have lasting effects on how they experience intimacy and...
Prolonged Danger Exposure
Prolonged danger exposure is common among military personnel who have served in war zones, but it can also occur during peaceful times when soldiers are engaged in...
Veterans are men and women who have served in the armed forces of their country. They may experience various types of traumatic injuries that can significantly impact their lives. One such injury is...
After serving in war or fighting to defend their country, many veterans return home changed physically, psychologically, and emotionally. These changes can be both positive and negative, but they...