Emotional numbing symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are negatively associated withrelationship satisfaction in combat veterans and their romantic partners.
The accumulated knowledge about the negative impact of financial strain on couple's relationship functioning and the magnitude of the latest economic downturn have brought together the fields of financial counseling and couples' therapy.
Little research to date has examined secondary traumatic stress symptoms in spouses of military veterans.
National estimates suggest intimate partner violence (IPV) rates are equal or higher among lesbian, bisexual, or questioning (LBQ)-identified women than heterosexual-identified women.
This study evaluated effects of Positive Action, a school-based social-emotional and character development intervention, on indicators of positive youth development (PYD) among a sample of low-income, ethnic minority youth attending 14 urban schools.
This study examined the various ways adults engage and support youth in connected learning settings, which are focused on supporting youth in their interests or passions.
Increases in combat deployments have been associated with rises in rates of child neglect in U.S. military families.
Importance: Military families and military-connected youth exhibit significant strengths; however, a sizeable proportion of these families appear to be struggling in the face of war-related stressors.
Military fathers of young children often endure repeated separations from their children, and these may disrupt the early parent–child relationship.
Anxiety sensitivity represents a robust risk factor for the development of anxiety symptoms among both adolescents and adults. However, the development of anxiety sensitivity among adolescents remains inadequately understood.