Evolving concept that continues to be discussed among experts.
One view is that moral injury is a type of psychological trauma characterized by intense guilt, shame, and spiritual crisis.
Can result from experiencing a significant violation of deeply held moral beliefs, ethical standards, or spiritual beliefs, experiencing a significant betrayal, or witnessing trusted individuals committing atrocities.
Has been described as an injury to one’s identity (Nash, 2016), core being, spirit, and sense of self that results in fractured relationships (Brémault-Phillips et al. 2019).
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Currently not a diagnosis in the DSM or ICD manuals.
The concept of moral injury is still being debated by experts.
Thought to be a type of mental health condition that results from a violation of deeply held beliefs and moral values.
Has been described as an injury to one’s identity, core being, spirit, and sense of self that results in fractured relationships.
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