The question of how traumatic war experiences impact an individual's perception of touch, affection, and sexual intimacy is one that has been explored extensively through research studies and...
Soldiers are trained to protect their country and serve it proudly. They risk their lives in dangerous situations to save others.
These experiences can have an impact on their mental health that...
To understand how soldiers reconcile the simultaneous desire for closeness and fear of vulnerability following trauma, it is important to look at their experiences during war. In battle, soldiers...
Group cohesion is an important factor that plays a significant role in mitigating emotional isolation for soldiers in high-risk combat units. This concept refers to the degree of solidarity and...
As soldiers return to civilian life after deployment, they often struggle to adjust to their new reality. One coping mechanism that is commonly used by veterans is emotional suppression, which can...
How do partners support soldiers' reintegration into relational life after serving time in combat? This question has been asked for centuries and remains relevant today. With the growing number of...
Exposure to Combat and Sexual Functioning Post-Deployment
The psychological effects of trauma have been well documented among military personnel who served in combat zones during war.
Less...
How do veterans navigate internal conflicts between sexual desire and trauma-related avoidance behaviors?
Many veterans experience traumatic events during their service that can have lasting...
Emotional Reciprocity Supports Relational Resilience in Chronic Military Environments
Emotional reciprocity refers to the ability of individuals to recognize and respond to each other's feelings...
Reintegration into Civilian Life and Intimate Relationships
Reintegrating back into civilian life after military service can be challenging for many reasons. One of the most difficult areas to...