by Susan Sganga, Public Health Specialist This is a community of practice aimed at helping people to recover their sense of self-worth. The goal is for practitioners to talk, ask questions, interact, and help each other to learn and grow. With a subscription cost of $25 per month, participants receive 2 books, CEUs, and aContinue reading “Post-Session Summary of Healers, Episode 1: Repairing Self-Esteem”
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Healers, Episode 1: Repairing Self-Esteem
People who experience a morally injurious event, such as a sexual assault, toxic leadership, body objectification, and various forms of betrayal often loose their self-esteem. They begin to see themselves as a worthless human. What they spent a life time building, their self-worth, can be lost in an instant of tragedy. Some people never hadContinue reading “Healers, Episode 1: Repairing Self-Esteem”
Seeking Community Partners for Research Project
The overall aim of this project is to explore the phenomenon of secondary moral injury among spouses, ex-spouses, partners, or ex-partners of military service members with a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In this project, we are using a community based participatory approach, which means we are looking to the community of practice andContinue reading “Seeking Community Partners for Research Project”
Old Memories, Fresh Wounds
Dr. Daniel Roberts has been working with a partner to conduct a moral injury study for women veterans. (We are still looking for participants. If you are a female veteran and experienced something while serving that caused inner conflict or went against your moral values, consider signing up: https://chaplainconsultants.com/projects/). Although military sexual trauma is notContinue reading “Old Memories, Fresh Wounds”
