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SUMMARY:Moral Injury in Service Members
DESCRIPTION:The Center for Deployment Psychology (CDP) is offering a three and a half-hour workshop on Moral Injury in Service Members. The workshop will be held online via Zoom\, 17 October 2024\, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern. Space in this event is limited and registration will close when capacity is reached\, even if this is before the final registration deadline. \nRegistration for the course is $25. \nMoral injury may develop from exposure to events (acts of commission or omission) that transgress an individual’s deeply held values and beliefs\, leading to negative psychological\, spiritual\, and social consequences. Morally injurious events can erode core beliefs about what is right and wrong in oneself or others—about goodness\, trustworthiness\, and benevolence. While it is an ancient concept that battlefield transgressions may inflict emotional harm on the warfighter\, there has been growing interest in moral injury in the mental health field and other circles. Some experts suggest that the extended operations in Iraq and Afghanistan may have increased service members’ risk for developing moral injury\, given the ambiguous nature of the operations\, including unconventional guerrilla warfare and changing rules of engagement. More recently\, researchers have reported on moral injury experienced by first responders and health care providers from COVID-19-related moral and ethical stressors. \nThis training will explore where morality comes from\, define moral injury and describe how it develops\, identify incidents that may contribute to it\, and examine various assessment and treatment methods. The focus will be on moral injury in the military population\, while recognizing that it also occurs in the civilian population. The presenter will encourage participants to consider challenges they face in identifying and treating moral injury\, including how to create a nonjudgmental\, safe space for clients to talk about it\, and how to distinguish moral injury from common co-occurring problems such as PTSD. Military cases will be introduced to demonstrate approaches for assessing and addressing moral injury. This training is aimed at behavioral health providers and trainees working with service members and veterans as well as clinicians interested in trauma (Litz et al.\, 2022; Richardson et al.\, 2020; Rozek & Bryan\, 2021). \nLearning objectives: \n\nDistinguish moral injury from morally injurious events and common co-occurring problems\nUse appropriate assessment tools and measures to evaluate clients for moral injury\nApply effective strategies for the treatment of moral injury
URL:https://www.theresilientveteran.org/event/2024-10-17-1000a/moral-injury-in-service-members/
CATEGORIES:Professional Development,Virtual
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