Overcoming Moral Injuries | Joshua Mantz | TEDxSantoDomingo

-I died for 15 minutes -When moral injuries are manifest they affect in a catastrophic way your life -The challenges that the behavorial health system are facing across the world and in the United States are enormous -Giving somebody the feeling that they are not alone anymore is possibly the most selfless and courageous act you can give to another human being in this lifetime He is a keynote speaker, storyteller, and change leader. He’s driven counter-insurgency operations in Baghdad, influenced change across the behavioral health field in the United States, and worked for one of the hottest companies in the world. He’s a licensed private pilot, CrossFit trainer, and scuba diver. He believes in the importance of perspective-taking, and is passionate about leveraging partnerships to solve complex social challenges. Josh continues to utilize his life experiences to advance the concept of moral injury. He was severely wounded in combat in 2007, lives with an incurable immune disorder, and has repeatedly excelled in a life filled with emotional extremes. He credits his success to the people that surrounded him, and believes that the power of human connection is capable of overcoming our darkest moments. His purpose is to disrupt and revolutionize the behavioral health field, and spark a paradigm shift in the way we approach healing. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx