BEYOND FORGIVENESS: MORAL INJURY, JUSTICE, AND THE LIMITS OF THERAPEUTIC RECONCILIATION
Must forgiveness be the final stage of healing? Drawing on moral injury research, trauma recovery, and the psychology of forgiveness, this essay examines why recovery, accountability, reconciliation, and justice must remain distinct—and why dignity does not require abandoning the pursuit of repair.
BEAUTY AFTER TRAUMA
Beauty does not justify suffering, and healing does not require turning pain into inspiration. Drawing on research in posttraumatic growth, meaning-making, and the arts, this essay examines how creativity, aesthetic experience, and personal agency can contribute to rebuilding a meaningful life after adversity.