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While medication has focused on treating the physical injuries that can contribute to PTSD, it remains ill equipped to address moral injuries one may encounter in war. Beyond the stigma placed on military veterans, and a cruel incentive program directed at their mental health, the idea of PTSD, when reduced to merely physiological responses to trauma, only looks at half the problem.
A moral injury is defined as "When one feels they have violated their conscience or moral compass when they take part in or fail to prevent an act that disobeys their own moral values or personal principles," by the DAV (Disabled American Vets) or as "When someone does something that goes against their beliefs this is often referred to as an act of commission and when they fail to do something in line with their beliefs that is often referred to as an act of omission. Individuals may also experience betrayal from leadership, others in positions of power or peers that can result in adverse outcomes (2). Moral injury is the distressing psychological, behavioral, social, and sometimes spiritual aftermath of exposure to such events (3). A moral injury can occur in response to acting or witnessing behaviors that go against an individual's values and moral beliefs." according to Sonya Norman and Shinra Maguen for the VA.
The effects of moral injuries can be mitigated by individuals with a strong understanding of their moral foundation, and a dedication to it that surpasses their circumstances.
What does this look like in practice? Listen in.
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“Anxiety is the parrot sidekick that rides on my shoulder and occasionally squawks warnings in my ear,” says Tim Clare, poet and podcaster and author of the book Coward: Why We Get Anxious & What We Can Do About It. We talk about anxiety, cowardice, magic bullets vs silver bullets, the scary Bible, and seagulls.
Content note for discussion about mental health, unsurprisingly, and colonial and military harmful practices.
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Chris and Taylor review the comedy-drama road film "Dog" written by Reid Carolin and both Carolin and Channing Tatum making their feature directorial debuts. U.S. Army Ranger Briggs is tasked with driving Lulu, a Belgian Malinois military working dog, down to Arizona to make it to her handler's funeral. The film stars Channing Tatum, Jane Adams, Kevin Nash, Q'orianka Kilcher, Ethan Suplee, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Nicole LaLiberte and Bill Burr.
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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★Complex PTSD is different to PTSD, but there's not that much understanding of it as its own condition - which was not much help to Stephanie Foo when she was diagnosed with it in 2018. We talk about facing trauma rather than burying it, self-care and self-soothing, endurance being an underrated word, and why people can quit sniping about triggers. Stephanie’s new book is What My Bones Know: A Memoir of Healing from Complex Trauma.
Content note: Stephanie refers fleetingly to the parental violence and abandonment she experienced, and we also mention sexual violence; but, we don’t discuss any of these things in detail. It’s a more general conversation about psychology and trauma, rather than stories of traumatisation. There are also a couple of swears.
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Joe Ball made a name for himself around the small town of Elmendorf, TX with his seedy roadside bar and his famous gators. As the bar grew in popularity, many of his young waitresses started disappearing. Did they just skip town, or did they end up as tasty gator treats?
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WW1 - 1917
When David Allister, a facially disfigured war hero, writes a biting condemnation of the war, he is placed in the care of Dr. Ethan Drury at Craiglockhart mental hospital until he agrees to publish a retraction. While there, he meets Arthur Bridgland, a shell-shocked soldier obsessed with returning to battle after having been labeled a coward. David delights in tormenting Arthur until he meets and falls in love with Arthur’s suffragette sister, Lucy.
Written and Directed by Frank Hudec.
Produced by James Faller and Frank Hudec.
Edited by James Faller.
Music by Andrei Gravelle.
Casting by Gregory Wolfe.
The Cast:
Nicholas Few as DAVID ALLISTER.
Michael Frederic as ARTHUR BRIDGLAND.
Jenna Krasowski as LUCY BRIDGLAND.
Shauna Bloom as MARTHA ALLISTER.
Rik Walter as DR. ETHAN DRURY.
Monique Vukovic as MARISA.
Additional Voices by Gregory Wolfe and James Wolfe.
Voice-Over by Jason B. Lucas.
Audio Consulting by Ricardo Berrios.
Dream Sequence Music from
"Midnight Mushroom Music" by Nanotopia on SoundCloud.
CRAIGLOCKHART was cast, rehearsed, and recorded entirely over the internet during New York City's COVID-19 quarantine in the Spring of 2020.
©2020
WW1 - 1917
When David Allister, a facially disfigured war hero, writes a biting condemnation of the war, he is placed in the care of Dr. Ethan Drury at Craiglockhart mental hospital until he agrees to publish a retraction. While there, he meets Arthur Bridgland, a shell-shocked soldier obsessed with returning to battle after having been labeled a coward. David delights in tormenting Arthur until he meets and falls in love with Arthur’s suffragette sister, Lucy.
Written and Directed by Frank Hudec.
Produced by James Faller and Frank Hudec.
Edited by James Faller.
Music by Andrei Gravelle.
Casting by Gregory Wolfe.
The Cast:
Nicholas Few as DAVID ALLISTER.
Michael Frederic as ARTHUR BRIDGLAND.
Jenna Krasowski as LUCY BRIDGLAND.
Shauna Bloom as MARTHA ALLISTER.
Rik Walter as DR. ETHAN DRURY.
Additional Voices by Gregory Wolfe and James Wolfe.
Voice-Over by Jason B. Lucas.
Audio Consulting by Ricardo Berrios.
Dream Sequence Music from
"Midnight Mushroom Music" by Nanotopia on SoundCloud.
CRAIGLOCKHART was cast, rehearsed, and recorded entirely over the internet during New York City's COVID-19 quarantine in the Spring of 2020.
©2020
WW1 - 1917
When David Allister, a facially disfigured war hero, writes a biting condemnation of the war, he is placed in the care of Dr. Ethan Drury at Craiglockhart mental hospital until he agrees to publish a retraction. While there, he meets Arthur Bridgland, a shell-shocked soldier obsessed with returning to battle after having been labeled a coward. David delights in tormenting Arthur until he meets and falls in love with Arthur’s suffragette sister, Lucy.
Written and Directed by Frank Hudec.
Produced by James Faller and Frank Hudec.
Edited by James Faller.
Music by Andrei Gravelle.
Casting by Gregory Wolfe.
The Cast:
Nicholas Few as DAVID ALLISTER.
Michael Frederic as ARTHUR BRIDGLAND.
Jenna Krasowski as LUCY BRIDGLAND.
Shauna Bloom as MARTHA ALLISTER.
Rik Walter as DR. ETHAN DRURY.
Additional Voices by Gregory Wolfe and James Wolfe.
Voice-Over by Jason B. Lucas.
Audio Consulting by Ricardo Berrios.
“Dream Sequence Music from
Midnight Mushroom Music" by Nanotopia on SoundCloud.
CRAIGLOCKHART was cast, rehearsed, and recorded entirely over the internet during New York City's COVID-19 quarantine in the Spring of 2020.
©2020
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