爱一个破碎的灵魂:退伍军人精神创伤对家庭影响的生活经验视角

IF 0.7 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health Pub Date : 2022-12-08 DOI:10.3138/jmvfh-2022-0038
Laryssa Lamrock
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关于退伍军人家庭成员道德伤害(MI)的潜在影响的研究和调查仍然是一个未知的领域,而它的残酷现实在他们的家中上演。家庭成员可以感受到与退伍军人的距离感和隔阂,因此,他们被留在边缘,试图理解。许多人将这种距离内在化,认为这反映了他们自身的价值或他们与退伍军人关系的质量。通过退伍军人事件的二次接触也会导致家庭成员质疑他们对世界、人性、制度、他们所爱的人或他们自己的信念。人们也不禁想知道,小米的触角伸向更远的地方,抓住了什么?这对儿童的发展和他们自己的道德图式有什么潜在的影响?家庭的支持和理解能否在退伍军人从心肌损伤中康复的过程中发挥重要作用?本文以具有退伍军人与家庭心理健康和家庭同伴支持专业背景的创伤后应激障碍和精神障碍退伍军人配偶为研究对象,从生活经验的角度探讨了创伤后应激障碍和精神障碍对退伍军人家庭成员的潜在影响。
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Loving a broken soul: The lived experience perspective on the implications of Veterans’ moral injuries for families
LAY SUMMARY Research on and investigation of potential implications of moral injury (MI) for Veteran family members remains uncharted territory while its harsh realities play out in their homes. Family members can feel a sense of distance and divide from the Veteran and, as a result, are left on the periphery trying to understand. Many internalize this distance as a reflection of their own worth or the quality of their relationship with the Veteran. Secondary exposure to events through the Veteran can also lead family members to question their own beliefs about the world, humanity, institutions, their loved one, or themselves. One also cannot help but wonder, what do the farther-reaching tentacles of MI grip? What are the potential implications for children’s development and their own moral schemas? Could family support and understanding play a vital role in the Veteran’s recovery from MI? This article discusses potential implications for family members of Veteran MI from the lived experience perspective of the spouse of a Veteran with posttraumatic stress disorder and MI who has a professional background in the fields of Veteran and family mental health and family peer support.
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