(HS Evans 059360 2025) Moral Injury: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Interventions for Trauma, Guilt, Shame, and Anger

Course overview

Moral injury is the missing piece of trauma treatment... And it's dangerous to overlook. Moral injury is the deep, soul-level pain that wreaks havoc under the surface of trauma. It's the plague of guilt, shame, and anger that causes your clients to withdraw inside themselves... that makes their PTSD symptoms so much more impairing... that triggers life-threatening depression and self-destructive behaviors. Whether your client faced the extreme betrayal and unjustified brutality of abuse, racism, or political violence... or was forced to be in a position of power making impossible decisions like military personnel, healthcare workers, and first responders do every day. Trauma processing alone is not enough to address moral injury, and may make things worse. Now is your chance to get up-to-date training that will finally complete your trauma toolbox! Wyatt Evans, PhD, ABPP, is a specialist in moral injury theory, assessment, and intervention. During this dynamic training, he'll walk you step-by-step through Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) skills and interventions so you can: Help your clients get unstuck from morally-painful thoughts and feelings Cultivate clients' vitality through forgiveness and self-compassion Foster growth and resilience by creating purposeful engagement with your clients' most important values