Moral Injury Training Available On Demand
When Systems Harm: Understanding and Healing from Moral Injury A Groundbreaking B2B 10-Hour Professional Development Training
Experience a revolutionary approach to understanding moral injury through the power of storytelling and lived experience. At the heart of this training is a gripping dramatization that follows one woman's journey through a health & 'safety net" system that betrayed its fundamental promise to heal & help – providing an unprecedented window into how moral injury unfolds in real time.
Through this powerful narrative lens, you'll witness:
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The cascading effects of systemic betrayal
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Critical moments where intervention could have changed everything
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The human cost of process-driven decisions
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How moral injury ripples through both individuals and institutions
This unique film-based learning experience is paired with expert-led lectures that bridge dramatic storytelling with cutting-edge research on moral injury in workers' compensation systems. You'll gain profound insights into:
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How systemic intersectionality and abuse create moral injury
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Ways to preserve your humanity while leading bureaucratic pressures
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Practical tools for recognizing moral distress before it becomes devastating
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Frameworks for ethical decision-making when facing impossible choices
Includes 6 powerful international case studies introduce the dramatisation prompting the viewer to consider ethical challenges that left unaddressed all had devastating consequences. Including: The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster, The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Disaster, The Rwanda Peacekeeping Mission, The Tenerife Disaster, The Rana Plaza Disaster and more. To access, simply purchase through the below button and you will be sent access to all the modules and the dramatisation film.
Note: This training is separate to the documentary Shattered which will be released later in 2025.
About Moral Injury
Moral injury refers to the suffering experienced when individuals in high-stakes situations, things go wrong, and harm results from something a person did, witnessed, failed to prevent, or received.
Originally identified relating to the profound impact of combat on veterans' it has gained increasing recognition among various professionals. These include healthcare workers, leaders in systems involving vulnerable populations, first responders, social workers, journalists, and activists.
This educational experience draws from multidisciplinary research and practices, including social work, psychology, spiritual care, mental health counseling, religion, and healing arts. Additionally, it will enhance participants' ability to develop and implement peer support strategies. These strategies are designed to help process distressing experiences, facilitate moral repair, and build moral resilience.
Further resources: The current status of Moral Injury. A narrative review and Rapid Evidence Assessment, Phoenix Australia, Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health
Books:
Dirty Work - Essential Jobs and Their Hidden Toll of Inequality - Eyal Press
Moral Distress and Causes In Human Services
Art:
The Healing Power of the Arts - Moral Injury Installation
Spiritual Care:
How Chaplains Help Heal Moral Injury
Testimonials
There has been sufficient National Press coverage of the financial disaster ascribed to NSW SIRA/i-care system, but it is only through the Dramatisation of Kathie’s story that we get to understand how the polarisation of political factions and self-interest at any expense which has broken a system designed to support injured workers shattering so many lives. Kathie’s story is the most appalling of all the stories I have heard arising from working in 4 different workers compensation jurisdictions over 35 years.
Heather Budd
Return To Work Co-Ordinator
"As a nurse you encounter moral distress in our profession. Life and death decisions are made everyday. But nothing prepares you for the cruel workers compensation system. This must watch and learn from moral injury training is a wake up call to employers to stop the harm. The organisational injustice and betrayal you experience whilst injured and within this system will astonish you. Health is a basic human right. How has cruelty experienced by so many been hidden for so long?"
Glenda Saville
Nurse
What The Dramatization Offers
Our innovative dramatization case study provides:
- Deep insights into moral injury and its relevance to systems intersectionality and abuse
- Strategies to maintain your humanity in process-driven environments
- Tools to recognize and address moral distress in yourself and your colleagues
- Techniques for ethical decision-making in complex cases
Structure
* Film depicting how one woman was betrayed & terrorized by a system meant to heal. The dramatization shows the viewer what moral distress and catastrophic systemic failure looks like, how it feels, what happens - it provides a discussion framework for real-world ethical dilemmas and opportunity to analyze missed points of intervention... if only...
* Expert-led lecture on what the research tells us about moral injury and its relevance to workers compensation
Interactive Discussion Guide
Topics Covered:
*When Conscience Wounds: *Understanding Moral Injury
*Signs of a Shattered Compass: Recognizing Moral Injury
*Ancient Wisdom, Modern *Healing: Spiritual and Cultural Perspectives
*Paths to Healing: The Journey of Recovery
*Rebuilding What Was Broken: Recovery Tools and Techniques
*Mending the Moral Fabric: Specialized Care Approaches
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Moral Distress & Organisational Betrayal Is A Leadership Issue
Leading with Moral Courage: Essential Training for System Leaders
As a leader, your decisions ripple through entire systems, shaping both organizational culture and individual lives. This mandatory training reveals the profound human cost of system failure through a groundbreaking dramatization of one professional's systematic destruction by a process meant to help her.
This powerful case study and research-backed training empowers you to:
- Identify and intervene in situations that create moral distress before they escalate
- Build systems that protect both high performance and human dignity
- Lead with humanity in process-driven environments
- Create cultures where ethical decision-making thrives
- Balance workload pressures with team wellbeing
- Foster environments where people maintain agency and control
This isn't just another training – it's an essential investment in your ability to lead systems that achieve excellence while preserving humanity. Transform your leadership. Transform your systems. Prevent moral injury while maintaining peak performance.
