Dr. Michele DeMarco is an award-winning writer and expert in the fields of psychology, trauma, health, and spirituality. She is also a therapist, clinical ethicist, and researcher in the timely and emergent field of moral injury and moral resilience. Michele is the author of the new, seminal book Writing the Wrongs: A Guided Journal for Healing Moral Injury that weaves cutting-edge neuroscience with ancient wisdom to introduce a breakthrough, evidence-based writing program for moral trauma, and Holding Onto Air: The Art and Science of Building a Resilient Spirit, the groundbreaking book that changed how we think about adversity. She is one of Medium’s Top Writer’s for Mental Health and Health, and the author of the internationally acclaimed Psychology Today blog “Soul Console: Healing from Moral Injury.”
Michele serves as an organizational consultant and educator for veterans and the military, law enforcement and first responders, healthcare and social services, business, and spirituality and faith sectors. Her work has appeared in national and international publications, including the New York Times, POLITICO, The Hill, The Free Press, The Boston Globe, The Daily News, Psychology Today, The War Horse, among others. She has been featured as a psychology and spirituality expert for MindBodyGreen, The Daily News, Integrative Practitioner, Lifehacker, WebMD, Bloomberg/WNBP Radio, Partners HealthCare, and the American Heart Association, and numerous podcasts.
