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Vicki Thompson spent over $100,000 on her own divorce, an experience that opened her eyes to the predatory nature of the family law system. Now, as the president and founder of Divorce Right and Farewell, Vicki is on a mission to educate and empower individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of divorce. In this episode, she shares her personal journey and the lessons she's learned, offering insights into minimizing the financial and emotional toll divorce can take on individuals, businesses, and government entities.

For those trapped in toxic relationships, the road to freedom can feel daunting, especially when children are involved. We explore the heart-wrenching choices between staying for the sake of family unity and leaving to safeguard mental and physical well-being. Vicki discusses the potential long-term effects of adverse childhood experiences and stresses the importance of making informed, fearless decisions. Her passion for transforming the divorce experience into a compassionate and supportive process shines, offering hope and practical guidance to those in need.

First responders and military personnel often face unique challenges that can strain marriages and personal lives. Vicki sheds light on the heightened risks of mental health struggles among these groups, sharing personal anecdotes that highlight the emotional toll of their professions. Farewell's affordable mediation services offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional proceedings, designed to preserve financial and emotional stability. Vicki's dedication to supporting military veterans and first responders underscores her commitment to creating a dignified and understanding divorce process for all.

Vicky Townsend is a trailblazing entrepreneur and advocate, dedicated to transforming the divorce process into a kinder, more affordable experience. As the founder of the National Association of Divorce Professionals, Divorce Right, and Fairwell, she has spent over two decades championing solutions that protect families from the financial and emotional toll of divorce. Her recent efforts focus on supporting first responders and military personnel during this challenging life transition. With unwavering commitment, Vicky continues to innovate and lead the charge for a more compassionate divorce industry.

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Discover the profound impacts of moral injury on veterans and their families with insights from Dr. Daniel Roberts, president and CEO of the Moral Injury Support Network for Service Women Incorporated. Explore how feelings of shame, guilt, and self-blame can lead to serious challenges such as homelessness, substance abuse, and social isolation. We promise you'll gain a deeper understanding of moral injury as we differentiate it from PTSD, and learn why this distinction is crucial for effective support and recovery. Through the compelling story of Faith, a Hispanic woman dealing with racism-induced moral injury, we illustrate the real-life consequences and encourage a compassionate approach to healing.

Join us as we offer a sneak peek into our upcoming book, which provides an extensive exploration of moral injury—from definitions and concepts to recovery strategies and spiritual support. This episode is essential for chaplains, mental health professionals, and anyone eager to grasp the intricacies of moral injury. We delve into empirically validated tools to assess moral injury and highlight critical research gaps, preparing the ground for future discussions on its impact on military families. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that promises to shed light on the psychological and emotional abuse nuances within these contexts, equipping you with immediate care guidance for those affected.

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Help Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc. provide the support it needs to women veterans by donating to our cause at: https://misns.org/donation or send a check or money order to Moral Injury Support Network, 136 Sunset Drive, Robbins, NC 27325. Every amount helps and we are so grateful for your loving support. Thanks!

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Unlock the mysteries of moral injury with Dr. Daniel Roberts as we journey into a realm often overshadowed by PTSD. What truly sets moral injury apart from other psychological wounds? This episode promises to enrich your understanding by delving into the intricate layers of moral injury, exploring its roots in experiences of betrayal, trauma, and ethical conflict. Through heartfelt stories and reflections, we aim to shed light on how moral injury manifests in various communities, including women veterans, racial minorities, and those facing sexual identity discrimination, emphasizing the vital need for recognition and tailored care.

As we navigate the tapestry of moral injury, you’ll hear how resource scarcity, discrimination, and toxic environments can erode one’s moral fabric, leaving deep wounds of guilt and responsibility. Dr. Roberts shares the transformative power of storytelling and forgiveness as pathways to healing, illustrating their significance in identifying and comprehending moral injury. This conversation brings to the forefront the widespread impact of moral injury across industries and highlights the urgent need for awareness and resources to support recovery. Tune in for an insightful exploration that not only defines moral injury but also calls for a compassionate response to its challenges.

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Help Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc. provide the support it needs to women veterans by donating to our cause at: https://misns.org/donation or send a check or money order to Moral Injury Support Network, 136 Sunset Drive, Robbins, NC 27325. Every amount helps and we are so grateful for your loving support. Thanks!

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