Understanding a Moral Conflict Without Forcing Forgiveness
Identify values, responsibility, and support needs around a morally distressing experience.
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Moral injury
Explore distress linked to a perceived moral violation while protecting choice about disclosure and repair.
Adds a moral-injury reflection and support page. It is not a diagnostic instrument or a manualized moral-injury treatment.
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Understanding a Moral Conflict Without Forcing Forgiveness
Moral injury describes distress that can follow experiences conflicting with deeply held values; it is not itself a diagnosis. It can involve what someone did, witnessed, could not prevent, or experienced as betrayal. You can explore current meaning without recounting details or deciding on forgiveness.
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