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Event page: https://hriresearch.com/news/hri-talks/trauma-and-moral-injury-making-the-invisible-wound-visible/
Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8016712243425/WN_8XVEiG6dQGKycm9wfoLLqQ
Event description:
This is a free, public Zoom event. A moderated discussion will be followed by a live Q&A with audience members. A recording will be available following the event.
The people our society sends to the front lines of catastrophe – the disasters, the conflicts, the pandemics – do invaluable, selfless work. Too often, they pay a price for their efforts. Increasingly, one of the tolls they pay is living with a form of trauma called moral injury.
In this HRI Talk, Dr. Ruth Lanius will lead a discussion on moral injury/distress and explore the emerging science that enables us to understand what’s happening in the brain and how to better treat individuals suffering from moral injury.