What is moral injury? Is it trauma? Brian Klassen, PhD, shares how it relates to military service.

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What is moral injury and how does it relate to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
Dr. Brian Klassen, Clinical Director of the Road Home Program, shares how moral injury relates to military service and how some veterans may experience PTSD.
Moral injury is when one feels they have violated their conscience or moral compass when they take part in, witness or fail to prevent an act that disobeys their own moral values or personal principles.
According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, guilt and shame are core features of moral injury and are also symptoms of PTSD. The betrayal and loss of trust that could be experienced with moral injury are also common features of PTSD.
Brian Klassen, PhD, is the Clinical Director of the Road Home Program (roadhomeprogram.org/), part of the Wounded Warrior Project's Warrior Care Network: • Warrior Care Network
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@Earthian.911 3 месяца назад

If a TBI patient resist to eat food and having a lot of bad behaviour how to i care him especially how do i feed him?

@user-zy9ui3wt9b 3 месяца назад

Hi doc. ,Im'ma from (MIT) university freshmen. I've encountered a recent incident that has left me in need some advice . I wanted to share that I recently experienced a concussion 3 days ago, and unfortunately, it has occurred again in the same right side. I'm wondering, would a sudden sideways motorbike collision with a cycle at a speed of 30 km/hr., causing a forceful movement of my torso to lurch and my head in relative (lateral flexion) in the same area of the first concussion ,can it potentially cause some DAI and possibly axotomy to the previously concussed neurons ? very worried since i am difficulty speaking like finding right words and articulating fluently and even slight difficulty understanding words and its been 1 month no recovery? i initially have no symptoms after the incidence like nausea or dizziness , does it cause any permanent deficits or it is just temporary ? and Does this injury lead to the diminution of a handful of neurons?