Speaking and Training Program
Understanding PTSD and Moral Injury
Recognize the wound before choosing the response.
The program
PTSD and moral injury can overlap, but they are not the same. Drawing on lived experience and years of work with service communities, this program helps people understand trauma, guilt, grief, identity, and the roles of connection, responsibility, and purpose in recovery.
Designed for
First responders, military and veteran organizations, healthcare professionals, peer teams, leaders, families, and helping professionals.
Participants explore
- •Understand the practical difference between PTSD and moral injury
- •Recognize common signs without reducing people to a diagnosis
- •Use language that makes honest conversation more possible
- •Understand the roles of guilt, grief, shame, and identity
- •Respond with connection while respecting professional care
- •Build a culture where asking for help is a sign of responsibility
Available formats
- Keynote
- Conference presentation
- Half-day workshop
- Full-day training
- Virtual session
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