Moral injury is not necessarily a new phenomenon in the human experience, but it’s a relatively young concept in the field of psychology.

The research is still evolving – but we’re discovering more about the overlapping similarities and key differences between moral injury and PTSD.

And as leading researchers like Bill Nash, MD uncover more insights, they’re finding that conventional trauma interventions may not be fully effective in treating this form of trauma.

In the video, Bill shares an example of a moral injury and how trauma symptoms can persist if we don’t account for it in treatment.

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