Peer.Support.Membership

Moral injury is seldom talked about in emergency response work, but due to the nature of their work and the innate sense of duty and service many responders feel, they are at high risk of suffering from it. This course addresses the similarities and differences between moral distress and moral injury, how it occurs, and strategies to help combat it when it does. Though this course is intended to be part of the peer support bundle of coursework, it is highly advantageous for agency leaders, supervisors, or other responders who may be trying to support a peer through a traumatic event for which they feel responsible.