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The Moral Injury Workbook
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Skills for Moving Beyond Shame, Anger, and Trauma to Reclaim Your Values
Authors: Wyatt R. Evans, PhD ⢠Robyn D. Walser, PhD ⢠Kent D. Drescher, PhD ⢠Jacob K. Farnsworth, PhD
About This Workbook
When deeply held moral values are violatedâwhether by something you did, failed to do, or experienced through othersâthe result can be overwhelming shame, guilt, anger, or spiritual disconnection. These wounds, known as moral injury, often leave people feeling alienated, stuck, or cut off from their deepest sense of self.
The Moral Injury Workbook offers a compassionate, evidence-based path to healing through Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). With step-by-step guidance, youâll learn how to:
- Cope with painful thoughts, emotions, and spiritual struggles
- Reconnect with your authentic self
- Cultivate psychological flexibility and forgiveness
- Move beyond moral pain into healing and growth
- Re-engage with your most important values and relationships
Whether you are struggling personally or supporting others through moral injury, this workbook provides a roadmap to reclaim meaning, restore connection, and live with integrity again.
Praise for The Moral Injury Workbook
- âYou are not alone⌠this workbook offers evidence-based strategies for how to move forward and reclaim your life.â â Jenna LeJeune, PhD, Portland Psychotherapy Clinic
- âA lifeline for anyone haunted by moral injury. Powerful stories and tools guide the way from alienation to wholeness.â â Jason B. Luoma, PhD, shame and self-compassion researcher
- âFull of compassionate, wise, and practical tools for restoring human connection and meaningful living.â â Joseph Currier, PhD, University of South Alabama
- âA fresh, honest, and hopeful exploration of oneâs moral identity.â â Jason Nieuwsma, PhD, Duke University Medical Center
About the Authors
- Wyatt R. Evans, PhD â Clinical psychologist, VA North Texas Health Care System; expertise in resilience, trauma, and moral injury recovery.
- Robyn D. Walser, PhD â International ACT trainer, coauthor of six ACT books, and director of TL Consultation Services.
- Kent D. Drescher, PhD â Retired clinical psychologist, National Center for PTSD; pioneer in addressing the intersection of trauma, spirituality, and moral injury.
- Jacob K. Farnsworth, PhD â Clinical psychologist, VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System; specializes in trauma, substance use, and ACT interventions for moral injury.
⨠The Moral Injury Workbook is a compassionate, practical resource for anyone seeking healing from the invisible wounds of moral painâhelping you reconnect with yourself, your values, and your life.
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