Reconstructing Emotional Connections after Military Service
Combat situations require a unique set of responses from those involved. Soldiers must be able to stay focused and maintain their...
The question of how soldiers internalize emotional avoidance practices developed during service is an important one for those who have served in combat or high-stress environments. These individuals...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring how combat experiences impact interpersonal relationships after returning home from deployment. While studies have shown that combat veterans...
Reintegration of Soldiers
Soldiers returning from combat may experience difficulties with reintegrating back into civilian life, particularly when it comes to their relationships with family...
In today's world, with the increasing rate of deployment of military personnel to different parts of the globe, there is a need for research into how best to help these individuals cope with the...
When soldiers are under stress from combat or training, they may experience hyperarousal or emotional numbing which can make it difficult to communicate effectively in their personal lives. This can...
Intimate relationships are an important part of human life that can provide comfort, companionship, love, and emotional fulfillment.
They can also be challenging to navigate and sustain,...
In modern times, wars have changed our understanding of desire as an individual human experience. While it is natural for people to feel sexual urges and express them in some way, these desires are...
Romantic relationships are an important part of human life. They bring joy, happiness, and fulfillment to many people.
When someone has a service-related injury, it can be difficult to maintain a...
I will discuss how partners can maintain relational support for soldiers who are experiencing slow, nonlinear, or trauma-affected reintegration processes after returning from war. Reintegration is...