Moral Injury Videos

Rev. Dr. Rita Brock discusses moral injury and soul repair at the 2015 Volunteers of America national conference. Rev. Brock was a Research Professor of Theology and Culture and Founding Co-Director of the Soul Repair Center at Brite Divinity School and is now is Volunteers of America's Senior Vice President, Moral Injury Programs.

Mike King, president and CEO of Volunteers of America, discusses moral injury and soul repair and their important relevance to the clients and work of Volunteers of America. Moral injury are hidden wounds of war and are separate from PTSD.

The emerging issue of moral injury has been most often associated with returning military personnel. However, Volunteers of America believes this construct extends beyond the military setting, requiring more investigation into how to identify and treat moral injury among diverse populations.

The emerging issue of moral injury has been most often associated with returning military personnel. However, Volunteers of America believes this construct extends beyond the military setting, requiring more investigation into how to identify and treat moral injury among diverse populations. This video highlights an interview with Dr. William P. Nash, speaking on the subject.

Volunteers of America CEO Mike King provides a history of the term "moral injury" and speaks about his personal experience with caregiver moral injury when his mother suffered from Alzheimer's and his father's experiences in WWII.