Session 1: Implications for Strengthening Trauma-Informed Care

From the The Experience of Moral Injury in Childhood and Adolescence Webinar Series. Emerging adults (ages 18-25 years) generally reported high levels of moral injury in childhood and adolescence. The most common moral injuries described by emerging adults in this study were child maltreatment, adults' failure to protect them, and injury to their identities as individuals worthy of respect, and as members of particular groups (e.g. BIPOC communities). In addition, most participants reported multiple moral injuries, and moral injuries that were sustained across months or years. Session one includes a discussion of implications for strengthening trauma informed care.

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