Blog Posts and Published Articles
Blog Posts and Published Articles
TRR’s Published Articles
TRR’s Warrior Camp: An Intensive Treatment Program for Combat Trauma in Active Military and Veterans of All Eras J Mil Med
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Working with Horses in Treatment
Why Horses In recent years there has been an explosion of interest in horses. We can see this in television and magazine ads selling everything from clothing to perfume, to
Horses and Moral Injury
At TRR we work with horses on the ground only. We know that going to war often results in an injury to the moral core of our warriors – their
Suicide Monologue
One steamy night, the summer of 1969, at Marble Mt. Air Base near Da Nang in Viet Nam, a rocket exploded near me and I died. There was screaming, explosions,
Discussing our Article on Moral Injury and Horses
In our published article, “Why We Don’t Ride: Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, Military Veterans and Moral Injury,” we very carefully do not say that horse riding is “contraindicated for the psychological
Moral Injury and “Cognition”
In America, those of us who understand Moral Injury as an existential and spiritual concern find ourselves in conflict with a popular misconception that makes of Moral Injury a cognitive
Resilience
Resilience can mean many different things. Here is what I do not think it means: “the ability to endure waves of trauma without succumbing to the weight of complex tragedy;
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