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PTSD & Intimacy |
Hundreds of articles exist on PTSD and how it affects relationships. Frustration, anger,
and irritation are addressed over and over. Isolation, how to try and continue your life, and
how to handle your kids are topics addressed across the web. Recently, the staff of FOV
realized even our own site was lacking in a certain topic of discussion that no one else
seemed to address either. It’s the forbidden subject of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
We’ve already attacked the other “forbidden” aspects, Secondary PTSD and Domestic
Violence to name a few but now we feel it’s essential to tackle a whole new world of PTSD
problems:
LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX
Face it, your sex life probably isn’t what it once was. Many vets with PTSD report that they
just aren’t interested with sex anymore because of depression, medication issues, and
other factors. While no one on FOV staff is a sex therapist, we do feel uniquely qualified to
help others tackle this issue as we are dealing with it in our own homes.
This new series of articles is going to tackle everything from his issues to her issues and a
few things in-between. It is our sincerest hope that you will learn from this and be able to
take our suggestions to improve this very personal area of your life.
Articles in this series:
Rules of Engagement
Advice for Husbands
Advice for Wives
More coming soon!
and irritation are addressed over and over. Isolation, how to try and continue your life, and
how to handle your kids are topics addressed across the web. Recently, the staff of FOV
realized even our own site was lacking in a certain topic of discussion that no one else
seemed to address either. It’s the forbidden subject of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
We’ve already attacked the other “forbidden” aspects, Secondary PTSD and Domestic
Violence to name a few but now we feel it’s essential to tackle a whole new world of PTSD
problems:
LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX
Face it, your sex life probably isn’t what it once was. Many vets with PTSD report that they
just aren’t interested with sex anymore because of depression, medication issues, and
other factors. While no one on FOV staff is a sex therapist, we do feel uniquely qualified to
help others tackle this issue as we are dealing with it in our own homes.
This new series of articles is going to tackle everything from his issues to her issues and a
few things in-between. It is our sincerest hope that you will learn from this and be able to
take our suggestions to improve this very personal area of your life.
Articles in this series:
Rules of Engagement
Advice for Husbands
Advice for Wives
More coming soon!
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