The Soul Repair Center is dedicated to research and public education about recovery from moral injury.

 The Soul Repair Center supports recovery from moral injury through:

1. Research by teams of scholars and scientists studying moral injury, online information and resources, and maintenance of a comprehensive library collection on moral injury recovery. Learn more

2. Development of curricula for theological schools, liturgical materials, and training programs for communities, congregations, and their leaders that enable members of the public to support recovery from moral injury. Learn more

3. A program for pilot groups, for example, nonprofit and veterans organizations and congregations, interested in becoming certified teaching congregations and organizations in their local communities. Learn more about this work. Read more

4. The creation of regional programs for training in moral injury recovery via partnerships of universities or colleges, theological schools, teaching congregations, and veterans’ organizations and through sponsoring regional conferences and networking organizations. Learn more about this work. Read more

While our current focus is primarily on veterans and members of the military, we will also be addressing aspects of civil society, such as law enforcement, medical care givers, prisons, and international post-conflict situations.

Learn more about moral injury.