Jennifer Sweeton – Moral Injury Following Traumatic Events: Working with Clients Who Have Violated Their Conscience

Jennifer Sweeton – Moral Injury Following Traumatic Events: Working with Clients Who Have Violated Their Conscience

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You may not be familiar with moral injury – but you need to be.

Moral injury describes a cluster of symptoms — similar to those associated with PTSD — that result when a person violates their closely held values and beliefs. It can occur when people face traumatic situations where high-stakes decisions must be made.

And today, millions of healthcare workers have been on the frontline of a deadly pandemic. Many have had to make difficult decisions that contradict deeply held beliefs about who gets care and how people should die. It can leave them feeling guilty, unforgivable, depressed and suicidal…and in need of help.

The potential you’ll see morally injured clients in your practice is greater than ever before – are you prepared?

This 2-hour seminar training will give you the clinical guidance and tools you need to:

• Understand moral injury, why it occurs and who it impacts
• Identify moral injury in clients
• More effectively help morally injured clients overcome avoidance and guilt
• Get up to speed on the latest research on treatment

Don’t be caught off-guard when morally injured clients come to you for help!

Purchase today!

About Author:

Jennifer Sweeton is a licensed clinical psychologist, author, and internationally-recognized expert on trauma, anxiety, and the neuroscience of mental health. … Additionally, she holds a master’s degree in affective neuroscience from Stanford University, and studied behavioral genetics at Harvard University.