Five years ago, we reviewed the state of memorable message scholarship in
communication, with special attention to the utility of memorable message research in health …

ABSTRACT Knapp, Stohl, and Reardon's (1981) seminal work reported that some
messages may be “remembered for a long time and have a profound influence on a …

This study explores how the memorable messages we receive and those we do not receive
complicate the negotiation of sexual health and well-being among women and gender …

The communication theory of resilience (CTR; Buzzanell,,) proposes that resilience is
cultivated via interactions and enacted through five processes. When individuals encounter …

For many, if not most, individuals who identify as or are classed as women, intimate health
serves as a location of disruption in their health, identities, and relationships. Intimate health …

Early messages about reproductive and sexual health influence personal identities, health
behaviors, and ongoing perceptions of sex and sexuality. Women are often socialized with …

This study examined the identity-laden processes of sexual communication for LGBTQ
individuals in relationships. Specifically, this study analyzed open-ended descriptions of …

Miscarriage occurs in roughly one in five pregnancies in the United States. Although it is
largely considered a “women's issue,” non-miscarrying spouses also endure the mental and …

Fertility problems, often called infertility, have been defined as the inability to conceive or
maintain pregnancy throughout one year of trying (World Health Organization, 2020) …

Extending prior research on the communicative intersections of bondage, domination, and
sadomasochism (BDSM) and disability communities, the present article presents preliminary …