Moral Injury in Vietnam Veterans

[@HVHospice-z9i]

Sharing is caring thank you so much very helpful.

[@markhensley4397]

I found this to be really good information and useful to better understanding moral injury.

[@DebraWeakland]

so many people have no idea what they went through. My brother never would talk about it. wish i had this info while he was still alive.

[@meganstott3851]

How can I get the slides for this presentation?

[@nhpco]

Hi Megan, the slides are available on the We Honor Veterans website at www.wehonorveterans.org/resource-library/moral-injury-in-vietnam-veterans-webinar/

[@TheJulesmako]

Listening to this was okay but it woud have been better to have been able to see the speaker who was speaking and facilitating.

[@wendygagne3240]

How kind of you to share this! Helpful.

[@mariaauroramontalbano4818]

B e. Il. Mio. E il.

[@bonniemiller6090]

Cancel subscriptiom

[@stagwilliams5419]

This is all pretty standard stuff and yet it's woefully inadequate. MI is a religious/ spiritual problem. This has to be addressed first all other aspects can come later and in many cases just fall away. When the MI has been resolved then the PTSD has automatically been resolved. You are still dealing with mental problems in the matter of Sigmund Freud, by getting the individual to retell their story. This is both unnecessary and a waste of time. If you haven't progressed further than that, then quit.