Michele DeMarco, PhDDying in Silence, Living Through LaughterResearch shows that humor can increase connectedness, hope, identity, and empowermentJun 1Jun 1
Michele DeMarco, PhDHow to Help Someone Struggling with Moral InjuryKnowing how to be present without overstepping boundaries can help a loved one.Dec 29, 202213Dec 29, 202213
Michele DeMarco, PhDNazi Concentration Camp Liberation Solider Recalls Ohrdruf“We Trudged Through an Unknown, Unexperienced Evil — Unaware How That Evil Took Hold in Us”May 28, 20222May 28, 20222
Michele DeMarco, PhDThe New Abortion Restriction No One is Talking AboutAnti-abortion laws have traditionally allowed an exception to protect the “life of the mother.” Not anymore.Apr 29, 20227Apr 29, 20227
Michele DeMarco, PhDWhat Veterans and Their Families Can Teach Us About the Agony and Power of LoveIn the wake of 9/11, families heeded the call to service for their country as loved ones were sent to war. After the fall of Afghanistan…Nov 11, 20212Nov 11, 20212
InOneZerobyMichele DeMarco, PhDTechnology Is Making It Harder to Tell Right From WrongThe human conscience is our ‘inner voice,’ but we can’t hear it without mindful focus on where we direct our attentionSep 17, 20219Sep 17, 20219
Michele DeMarco, PhDQuestioning the “Ultimate Sacrifice” Because of America’s “Ultimate Betrayal”Confronting a new wave of moral injury with the fall of AfghanistanAug 21, 2021Aug 21, 2021
Michele DeMarco, PhDThat Powerlessness You Feel Is Called ‘Moral Distress’How to cultivate moral resilience insteadFeb 10, 202115Feb 10, 202115
InElementalbyMichele DeMarco, PhDThe PTSD-like Affliction That’s Traumatizing Health Care WorkersThe invisible wounds of moral injury run deep for those on the front linesJul 10, 20203Jul 10, 20203
InHeartSupportbyMichele DeMarco, PhDBouncing Back: How a Special Forces Vet Found Life After Killing His Best FriendThere’s a good reason why “Think happy thoughts” or “Just get over it” doesn’t work for some types of of trauma, like moral injury and…Mar 30, 20211Mar 30, 20211