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Ep. 16: Moral Injury and Trauma
Ep. 16: Moral Injury and Trauma
Ep. 16: Moral Injury and Trauma
Thursday 2nd January 2014
Judy Crane from The Refuge talks about trauma, moral injury, and their role in addiction recovery on Right Turn Radio.
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Get the buttons here!Healing Trauma and Moral Injury: Judy Crane's Insights on Addiction Recovery
What we're talking about at the refuge is trauma treatment, getting to the core issues so that people can live their optimum life in sobriety, in recovery from whether it's mental illness or any of the myriad of addictions.
Have you ever wondered how deep-rooted trauma can impact addiction? In this compelling episode of Right Turn Radio, Judy Crane, the Founder and Executive Director of The Refuge - A Healing Place, shares her profound insights into the intricate connection between trauma, moral injury, and addiction. With over two decades of experience in both residential and outpatient settings, Judy brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective to the table.
She dives into how moral injury, particularly prevalent among veterans, can lead to PTSD and contribute to high suicide rates. Judy also sheds light on her innovative approach at The Refuge, focusing on addressing core trauma issues to help individuals live their best lives in sobriety and recovery. Through heartfelt stories and expert advice, this episode offers hope and practical strategies for anyone affected by addiction. Tune in to discover how rewriting personal narratives can lead to resilience and healing.