… While the focus of this paper is on qualitative analysis, several of the outcomes within the
demographic information across the two groups was compared to add to descriptive data within …

… intimacy for autistic and non-autistic people in romantic … to physical intimacy, its role and
meaning in romantic relationships. … of physical intimacy is important in romantic relationships, …

… Strategy 2016–2020, the present study aimed to qualitatively explore the way in which
young people who have experienced parental IPA make sense of romantic relationships. …

… intimate couples) were selected to participate in the present study, and the consensual
qualitative research method was utilized to analyze … that factors enhancing marital intimacy were (i…

… of romantic intimacy (ie, people who are currently in a romantic … focus this qualitative analysis
on the most highly intimate and … It is hoped that this qualitative analysis will promote deeper …

… We do not know whether adolescent partners have the ability to achieve true intimacy at the
stage when their romantic relationships become exclusive, despite the expressed affection …

… for their partner and in some instances enhanced intimacy: ‘As I became aware of the reality
of the disease, I think that I had a different kind of intimacy—much kinder, more caring about …

… This study demonstrates that romantic and sexually intimate relationships are considered by
many people with mental illness as key facilitators and indicators of recovery. However, they …

… It is not that young Australians do not want an intimate romantic relationship in the future.
On the contrary, it remains the desire of many young Australians to eventually find a long-term …

… in time spent together, another theme was increased intimacy (n = 6). Renewals were linked
… really just developed a greater amount of personal intimacy with one another and both of us …