Soldiers returning home from deployment often face difficulties adjusting to their new civilian lives after experiencing trauma and violence during combat. One aspect of this transition is the...
Soldiers are trained to be strong and resilient, but even they can struggle with adjusting back to civilian life after being deployed. When they return home from deployment, they may feel like they...
The Psychological Effects of Isolation on Soldiers
The emotional experience of being isolated from society is one that can have significant impacts on an individual's wellbeing. For soldiers who...
The ability to identify the difference between trauma-related irritability and relational dissatisfaction can be challenging for both individuals who have experienced them and those trying to...
Soldiers and Relational Ambivalence
When soldiers are away from their families, they often experience a conflicting mix of emotions that can be difficult to navigate. On one hand, they may miss...
Shared experiences can shape the dynamics of military relationships in unexpected ways, creating both challenges and opportunities for connection and closeness. One such aspect is the experience of...
Prolonged Deployment Effects on Emotional Intimacy
The effects of deployments on soldiers' emotional intimacy can be devastating and long-lasting. When troops are away from home for an extended...
Soldiers are trained to be confident, strong, and courageous individuals who can handle dangerous situations and perform their duties with utmost efficiency and dedication.
They are also human...
Let's understand what internalized stigma is. Internalized stigma refers to the negative attitudes that an individual has towards themselves due to their own membership in a certain social...
In today's world, many people face stressful situations that can lead to anxiety. Stress and anxiety are considered one of the leading causes of mental illnesses like depression and even suicide. It...