Brian Klassen, PhD: Dealing with Moral Injury in Veterans and Service Members

[@Marcel-kn2mh]

This person is the real deal: well-spoken, insightful and accurate!

[@caseyo6033]

Many will treat you as a monster just because of your service. I don’t mean the extreme examples either, loved ones, coworkers, people in your daily life. In little ways they don’t do intentionally

[@DavidMonierWilliams]

I have assume you're an atheist as you do not recognize that MI is not a psychological problem but a spiritual/religious one. You obviously adhere to the Freudian/Jungian belief that to help a person they must tell their story. This is both unnecessary and evil, as it often puts the Vet back into the trauma. By restructuring the event, the process is both simple and fast, to reconnect the Vet with God/Higher Power/Collective Unconsciousness. This takes usually less than an hour and removes the suicidal ideation. Other therapies can then be applied. P.S. For those of Faith it is recommended for the Vet seek out their Priest, Minister or Rabbi.