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Moral Injury and the Hidden Cost of Service for Military Women with Dr. Daniel Roberts
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Dr. Daniel Roberts, President and CEO of Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen and a 33-year military veteran, joins StoryBuilders to shed light on the critical issue of moral injury among servicewomen. From infantry soldier to chaplain to nonprofit leader, Dr. Roberts' journey is both inspiring and eye-opening.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Moral Injury: Learn how traumatic experiences that violate one's deep sense of right and wrong can lead to profound psychological distress, often overlooked in traditional PTSD diagnoses.
- The Unique Challenges for Servicewomen: Discover why at least 25% of women veterans may be suffering from moral injury, and how gender-specific experiences in the military contribute to this issue.
- A Three-Pronged Approach to Healing: Explore how research, education, and direct support are crucial in addressing moral injury and supporting affected servicewomen.
- From Victim to Advocate: Hear the powerful story of how one servicewoman's journey from suffering to healing led her to become a key leader in the organization.
Dr. Roberts brings these concepts to life with compelling stories from his extensive military career and research, demonstrating how understanding moral injury can lead to better support for veterans. Tune in to learn how to recognize moral injury and contribute to the healing process.
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