Moral injury is defined as "the wounding of the soul caused by violating one's deepest beliefs about right and wrong" 1. It can occur when an individual experiences a situation that challenges their...
Traumatic experiences can have lasting effects on an individual's physical and mental health, including their sexual functioning, relational trust, and emotional availability. Repeated exposure to...
Sexual desire and relational satisfaction are affected by various factors, including moral injury and combat exposure among military personnel. Moral injuries occur when an individual experiences a...
Sexual relationships can provide a sense of physical connection that helps mitigate feelings of moral injury, but they also bring new challenges to already complicated situations. High-risk...
Veterans returning from war often experience an upheaval in their personal lives due to the effects of combat trauma. Moral injury, which occurs when someone does something they believe is morally...
Veterans have a unique set of experiences that shape their moral and relational frameworks. One aspect of these experiences is the witnessing or causing of harm during warfare. This can lead to...
I will explain how psychosexual harmony can mediate the effects of trauma and moral injury in high-risk military contexts. Psychosexual harmony refers to the balance between one's physical,...
Moral injury is an experience that can occur when one violates their personal code of morality and values. This may result in feelings of guilt, shame, regret, anger, anxiety, depression,...
Moral injury is a psychological condition that can arise when an individual violates their deeply held moral beliefs and values, leading to feelings of guilt, shame, and self-blame. These negative...
The article discusses how a person's experience of moral injury can affect their emotional responsiveness to others and their sexual desires. Moral injury refers to harm caused by violations of one's...