Most people associate sexual activity with pleasure and enjoyment; however, it can also have significant effects on physical and mental health. Sexual activity releases hormones such as oxytocin,...
The following article is about how military socialization affects emotional expression and relational satisfaction. It will focus on how military training, experience, and culture can shape an...
Veterans' New Attachments After War
Veterans who have experienced combat can struggle to form new attachments after returning home from war. There are several factors that contribute to this...
Soldiers in combat often form strong bonds with their fellow soldiers as they fight together for survival and victory. These connections can be intense and meaningful, but they are usually...
Trust is an essential component of personal and professional life. It is one of the most powerful factors that drive relationships between people. Trust builds bonds and helps establish mutual...
Veterans who have been deployed for extended periods of time are often forced to spend months or even years away from their loved ones. This can lead to emotional disconnect between them and their...
Injury can profoundly impact a person's self-esteem and sexual confidence. This is especially true for military personnel who must face physical and emotional challenges during their service. When a...
Individuals who are returning to civilian life after serving in the military may face unique challenges related to their mental health due to the trauma they have experienced during deployment. One...
The human body is an intricate and complex system of organs, bones, muscles, and nerves that interact to produce movement, thought, and feeling. When one part of this system is damaged through trauma...
How do partners sustain relational resilience when soldiers' ability to communicate feelings is impaired by trauma or stress?
The effects of combat stress can have devastating consequences for...