Sexual trust can be defined as the belief that one's partner will not act in a way that is harmful to oneself or others during an intimate encounter. It involves both emotional and physical elements,...
In the modern world, soldiers are often placed in situations where they must face unprecedented amounts of stress, trauma, and emotional turmoil. These challenges can lead to difficulties in forming...
Traumatic experiences can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to communicate effectively in sexual and emotional relationships. Veterans who have experienced trauma may find it...
Sexual adaptations are behavioral changes that result from repeated exposure to certain environmental stimuli. They can affect both genders but vary in intensity, frequency, duration, and specificity...
Most people are familiar with the concept of "emotions" but may be less aware of how they can differ from person to person. This difference is especially true when it comes to the military...
In the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) community, it is common to hear that veterans who suffer from this condition may experience changes in their ability to feel physical sensations such as...
Combat violence refers to acts of physical violence that occur in armed conflicts, such as warfare or terrorist attacks. It is often associated with high levels of emotional distress, post-traumatic...
Trauma exposure during deployment can have significant effects on an individual's sexual desire, expression, and relational satisfaction upon return home. In this article, we will explore how these...
Moral injury refers to the psychological distress that results from participating in or witnessing acts that conflict with one's moral beliefs and values. This can include actions such as killing...
What long-term effects do combat-induced sexual dysfunctions have on self-esteem and intimate relationships?
Sexual health is an important aspect of overall wellbeing, both physically and...