Sexual Support for Military Personnel
The US military is one of the largest institutions in the world, with millions of soldiers and civilians involved in various capacities. It is also known to...
When navigating relational communication between military personnel who have experienced different levels of trauma and distress during their service, it is essential to understand how they...
Clinical Interventions for Soldiers' Emotional Disengagement
Clinical interventions play an essential role in helping soldiers overcome emotional disengagement caused by war trauma. This article...
Shared Understanding of Combat Stress
When soldiers are exposed to combat situations, they experience a range of psychological and emotional reactions that can have lasting effects on their mental...
Soldiers experience various types of trauma during their service such as combat injuries, death of comrades, witnessing violence, and separation from loved ones. These experiences can have a profound...
Soldiers returning home from deployment experience a significant shift in their social dynamics, as they transition from living in close quarters with fellow service members to reintegrating into...
Can attachment formed in combat zones transfer to civilian relationships after service?
Attachment is an emotional bond between individuals that goes beyond simple liking or affection. It involves...
One of the most challenging aspects of military life is the psychological toll that it can take on soldiers who must cope with constant exposure to violence and death. Many veterans struggle to...
There are many ways that past experiences can affect an individual's ability to form healthy relationships, including how they may relate to their partner during times of stress or conflict. This is...
Soldiers have always been expected to maintain a tough, unemotional façade, even under extreme stress, but recent research suggests that this can come at a cost. When soldiers are forced to conceal...