Invisible Wounds

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Auteur

Dominic Hilbrink is a social worker who has worked as a therapist specializing in the area of trauma for over 20 years. He has collaborated on published research on the effects of trauma and its treatment, and contributed his expertise to published volumes on traumatic stress and moral injury. 

For many years, he worked as the clinical lead in Australia’s first and longest-running treatment program for occupational trauma and PTSD, where he developed a comprehensive model of traumatic stress that addresses the complexity and often under-recognized sources of injury to improve mental health and quality-of-life outcomes for veterans, first responders and others. In his current role for a non-profit organization, he draws on his experience of treating psychological injuries to inform innovative wellbeing, resilience and preventative health programs for first responders.

Texte du rabat

The first book for non-clinicians to explain what moral injury is, how it effects each and every one of us and how we can learn to heal, informed by two decades of clinical work and current research and enriched with stories of lived experience.