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Season 3, Episode 19: Healing from Moral Injury with Caroline Hickman

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Season 3, Episode 19: Healing from Moral Injury with Caroline Hickman

Thomas and Panu had a new dialogue with UK Climate Therapy expert Caroline Hickman to discuss the concept of moral injury in relation to climate distress and its impact on people’s sense of meaning and trust. The conversation delved into feelings that arise in situations where one’s values are compromised and the impacts to relationships (e.g., feeling let down, betrayed, or having feelings denied). Caroline emphasized the need to differentiate between toxic and healthy guilt, to “locate guilt where it belongs,” and the importance of reparation and saying sorry on the part of people in power (with the example of former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinta Arden). Panu noted that engaging in a survivor mission and taking action can provide a sense of purpose and contribute to addressing moral injury. Join us for reflections on responsibility and healing amidst a changing climate.

Takeaways

  • Moral injury is closely related to climate distress and involves the damage to an individual's values and morals.

  • Moral injury can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and inadequacy, as well as a breakdown of trust in relationships.

  • It is important to differentiate between toxic and healthy guilt and to locate guilt where it belongs (e.g., with societal decision makers, and those in power).

  • Reparation and saying sorry can help in the healing process and the recovery of trust.

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Innhold levert av Climate Change and Happiness, Thomas Doherty, and Panu Pihkala. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Climate Change and Happiness, Thomas Doherty, and Panu Pihkala eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.

image credit | Mateo Heinze

Season 3, Episode 19: Healing from Moral Injury with Caroline Hickman

Thomas and Panu had a new dialogue with UK Climate Therapy expert Caroline Hickman to discuss the concept of moral injury in relation to climate distress and its impact on people’s sense of meaning and trust. The conversation delved into feelings that arise in situations where one’s values are compromised and the impacts to relationships (e.g., feeling let down, betrayed, or having feelings denied). Caroline emphasized the need to differentiate between toxic and healthy guilt, to “locate guilt where it belongs,” and the importance of reparation and saying sorry on the part of people in power (with the example of former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinta Arden). Panu noted that engaging in a survivor mission and taking action can provide a sense of purpose and contribute to addressing moral injury. Join us for reflections on responsibility and healing amidst a changing climate.

Takeaways

  • Moral injury is closely related to climate distress and involves the damage to an individual's values and morals.

  • Moral injury can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and inadequacy, as well as a breakdown of trust in relationships.

  • It is important to differentiate between toxic and healthy guilt and to locate guilt where it belongs (e.g., with societal decision makers, and those in power).

  • Reparation and saying sorry can help in the healing process and the recovery of trust.

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Transcript

[The Climate Change and Happiness Transcript is on holiday.]

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74 episoder

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