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- Feinstein hypothesizes that “Moral courage is essential if moral injury is to be kept at bay. Moral courage and moral injury are therefore inextricably bound up with one another.” Moral courage and the actions it motivates can thus be seen as the “antidote” to the distressing emotions of moral injury.
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Moral Courage as the Antidote to Moral Injury For some journalists, ignoring the crimes of corrupt or genocidal politicians, human traffickers, and drug cartels is worse than facing...
- Anyone caught in a life-or-death or otherwise high-stakes situation with no good choices can suffer moral injury. Therapists, human rights workers,...
- Research suggests that moral injury is widespread among members of the military, and it is linked to anxiety , depression , PTSD severity, and risk...
- The way doctors are asked to practice medicine today is often in direct conflict with their deepest values. Over the past decade or so, doctors hav...
- Intensive medical care for COVID-19 patients has required special technical equipment and skills regarding respiratory methods. Even when performin...
- Collective moral injury involves the effect of ongoing moral injury on the body politic—how a community grapples with events that violate their val...
- The military has learned—and other organizations can heed these lessons—that positive institutional values can diminish vulnerability to moral inju...
- Practices like meditation , mindfulness , resilience skills, exercise, and healthy eating are helpful, but they often do not address the root cause...
- Moving away from avoidance and speaking openly about one’s experience is often the first step of moving beyond moral injury. Those with a moral inj...
- In the military context, for example, one soldier struggled with feelings of blame and responsibility after his fellow officers were killed in a mi...
Mar 17, 2021 · Treating patients whose mental health problems are caused by moral injuries can be challenging for clinicians. Firstly, exposure-based approaches could be unhelpful or even harmful in cases of moral injury if inadequate attention is paid to emotional processing of feelings of shame and guilt.
- Victoria Williamson, Victoria Williamson, Dominic Murphy, Andrea Phelps, David Forbes, Neil Greenber...
- 2021
Oct 16, 2021 · Moral distress rises from moral sensitivity or the awareness of ethically conflictual situations. In contrast is the term moral injury, which involves “a deep emotional wound and is unique to those who bear witness to intense human suffering and cruelty” (Čartolovni, 2021, p. 590).
- Geraldine S. Pearson
- 2021
Jan 17, 2024 · By saving Miller and stopping her perpetrator, Arndt and Jonsson showed moral courage. Moral courage is needed when we see that our principles have been violated, social norms were transgressed, or the law was broken.
Jan 11, 2021 · Moral injury has been strongly linked to exceptional circumstances, mostly followed by some internal moral conflict raised by traumatic events in combat conditions, for example, witnessing severe violence against human life and having a responsibility to act in such circumstances. 36,37 Furthermore, other difficult, ethically stressful ...
May 1, 2020 · A better understanding of moral courage and its underlying mechanisms, we argue, requires insights into relatively high-risk contexts, especially those that do not value or even actively suppress individual or collective resistance.
