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Spiritually-Integrated Cognitive Processing Therapy: Treatment Approach for Moral Injury

SUMMARY: The goal of this seminar is to discuss the development of the spiritually-integrated cognitive processing therapy (SI-CPT) model in treating both PTSD and moral injury in military and veteran populations. The speaker will take time to review the relevant and current treatments of PTSD and its limitations in addressing moral injury. Next, we will examine the reasoning behind developing SI-CPT off of the current CPT platform and review the layout of each session. The speaker will discuss the utilization of SI-CPT in a case study. Lastly, the speaker will reflect on the experiences of both the therapist and patient in using this protocol. PRESENTER: Keisha-Gaye N. O’Garo, Psy.D., ABPP. Keisha O’Garo is an Assistant Professor and a faculty member of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at Duke where she works as a clinical health psychologist at the Duke Pain Medicine Clinic. Dr. O’Garo holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton, as well as Master’s Degree and a Doctoral degree from Argosy University at Tampa Campus. Her internship and postdoctoral training were at the Alabama Veterans HealthCare System and CT VA Healthcare System and Yale University, respectively. She then worked at Ft. Bragg as a military psychologist conducting psychological and mental competency evaluations on active duty personnel. Dr. O’Garo also co-developed the first pain clinic that provided non-pharmacological options to active duty personnel before it was merged with what is now called the Interdisciplinary Pain Management Clinic at Ft. Bragg. Additionally, Dr. O’Garo provides a variety of evidence-based trauma therapies for both civilian and veteran populations and is certified as a cognitive processing therapist.