Internalized stigma is a term used to describe when an individual believes negative societal attitudes towards a particular group or trait that they identify with.
If someone identifies as LGBTQ+,...
Can sexual intimacy act as a stabilizing force for mental health in soldiers experiencing chronic combat-related anxiety? This question has been explored by many psychologists and researchers in...
The topic of this article is how witnessing injury or death among comrades can shape a veteran's expectations for their personal relationships. Veterans who have experienced traumatic events during...
Article title: How do attachment styles shift for service members returning from active combat?
Returning to civilian life after military service can be an adjustment, especially if you have...
Fear of repeating traumatic experiences is one of the most significant factors that can negatively impact a soldier's ability to engage in emotional closeness with others. This fear can be caused by...
Many studies have explored the effects of moral injury on military veterans' mental health and behavioral patterns.
Little research has been done on how this type of trauma may impact their sexual...
What are the long-term psychological, relational, and sexual consequences of disrupted intimacy for veterans?
Disrupted intimacy can have significant impacts on veterans' mental health,...
Injury or disability can have a significant impact on an individual's overall well-being, including their sexuality and relationships. Veterans who have experienced physical trauma during military...
The topic of physical intimacy can be challenging to navigate for many individuals, but it is particularly complicated for veterans who have experienced trauma. Veterans may find themselves...
The process of recovery from war can be long and difficult for soldiers who have experienced traumatic events during their service. For many individuals, the return to civilian life is marked by...