Moral Injuries: When Good Conscience Suffers in a World of Hurt ― A Psychologist's Guide to Repairing Moral Injury
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Moral Injuries: When Good Conscience Suffers in a World of Hurt ― A Psychologist's Guide to Repairing Moral Injury

by Michael Valdovinos

Philosophy Psychology
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Moral Injuries explores what happens when a good conscience suffers amid painful or harmful circumstances. Written as a psychologist’s guide, this book examines moral injury and considers how people may understand, address, and begin repairing its effects.

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Moral Injuries examines the experience of moral injury and the distress that can follow when a person’s conscience suffers in a world of hurt.

Written as a psychologist’s guide, the book focuses on understanding moral injury and its psychological significance.

It also addresses the possibility of repairing moral injury, offering a framework for readers interested in recovery, reflection, and healing.

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