4a7efc9f.js","931","static/chunks/931-acaae231741be612.js","4244","static/chunks/4244-f47068c377baacad.js","8759","static/chunks/8759-8f4c30b30555e7de.js","4409","static/chunks/app/store_/%5BencodedOrigin%5D/%5Bfulfillment%5D/%5Bcurrency%5D/%5BstoreSlug%5D/%5Bpage%5D/%5BcollectionSlug%5D/page-618396e4b235c17e.js"],"default"] 22:T5ba,The recorded video titled "Impact of Moral Injury on Veteran Family Dynamics" features an in-depth, 2-hour continuing education session led by experts Dr. Daniel L. Roberts and Dr. Kirby Wycoff, designed for professionals in the field of mental health and behavioral support.

This session aims to enhance understanding of moral injury, particularly within the context of veterans and their families. Participants will gain valuable insights into the definition and essential concepts surrounding moral injury, which refers to the psychological distress experienced when an individual feels they have violated their moral or ethical beliefs.

The learning objectives of the program are:

1. Definition and Key Concepts: Participants will learn to articulate what moral injury is and identify its distinguishing features compared to similar psychological conditions such as PTSD.

2. Effects on Individuals and Family Members: The session delves into the profound implications of moral injury, shedding light on how it can affect not just the veterans themselves but also their spouses, children, and wider family networks.

3. Effective Care Strategies: Finally, the program equips support providers with strategies to effectively care for veterans and their families dealing with moral injury. This includes fostering communication, understanding the unique needs of affected families, and implementing evidence-based interventions.23:T5da,Class Title: Helping Veteran Families Cope with PTSD-Induced Narcissistic Abuse

This live, specialized training is designed for licensed counselors, social workers, psychologists, chaplains, and other professionals working in the ve

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