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When we talk about trauma, we often focus on what was done to a person. But some of the deepest wounds come from what a person has done—or failed to do—themselves. Moral injury is the profound psychological and spiritual distress that occurs when one’s actions betray their core values. This webinar offers a gospel-centered framework for counseling those burdened by the weight of their own choices, moving them past paralyzing shame toward true restoration.
Participants will explore:
- The Anatomy of Moral Injury: Differentiating between standard trauma and the spiritual “soul wound” of moral failure.
- The Gospel Lens: Re-framing sin and failure within the redemptive light of Christ’s finished work.
- A Path to Restoration: Practical steps for acknowledging violations while firmly grasping biblical hope.
- Healing Relationships: Guiding principles for making amends and restoring trust in broken communities.
Presenters
Beth Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II
Beth Broom is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Level 2 (CCTP-II). She is the Executive Director of Bridgehaven Counseling Associates, a nonprofit counseling practice in Raleigh, North Carolina. Beth is the founder and director of Christian Trauma Healing Network, a nonprofit organization designed to bring trauma care and healing to Christians in the Church and society. She co-hosts “Counsel for Life,” a podcast engaging in conversations about mental health and the Christian life, and she is the author of 10 Questions About Pain and Suffering: 30 Devotions for Kids, Teens, and Families.
Kevin Stratton, LPC, CCTS-I
Kevin Stratton is Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Missouri, a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist (CCTS-I), and a Certified Biblical Counselor (ABC) that works full-time at Victory Mission Men’s Shelter and part-time online with Gospel Care Collective. He has 18 years of vocational ministry experience working in churches and specializes in trauma, addiction, marriage counseling, and mental health.
Please note that this webinar will not qualify for CE hours for the live webinar. A course will be created with this material after the webinar and will be available for CE hours.