Dr. Daniel L. Roberts

The Bridge-Builder — turning research, advocacy, and lived experience into impact

Dr. Daniel Roberts is a distinguished leader in the field of mental health and veteran care, serving as the President and CEO of the Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc.. This esteemed non-profit organization is dedicated to pioneering women-focused education and research on moral injury, providing vital support to those who have served our nation. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Roberts has been a cornerstone in offering emotional and spiritual guidance to both male and female members of the armed forces.

Dr. Roberts is a global voice in his field, having taught and engaged diverse audiences all over the world, with speaking engagements spanning the U.K., Ireland, Africa, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. He is a mission-driven leader, writer, and advocate dedicated to advancing awareness of moral injury, trauma-informed care, and the unique experiences of women veterans. Through research, storytelling, and strategic partnerships, he bridges academic insight with real-world impact, helping organizations, caregivers, and communities better understand and respond to invisible wounds.

His work spans publishing case studies, creating resources for caregivers, and leading initiatives that strengthen emotional, spiritual, and practical support for military families. With a talent for translating complex ideas into accessible narratives, he is committed to building resilience, fostering healing, and driving meaningful change. Dr. Roberts’ recent publications include Moral Injury Risk and Protective Factors in Women Veterans (Current Treatments Options in Psychiatry), Providing Chaplain Support to Morally Injured Servicewomen (Allons-y: Journal of Children, Peace, and Security), and The Comprehensive Female Soldier Support Model: A Delphi Study (Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy).

Dr. Roberts’ academic prowess is backed by a Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership, an M.S. in Information Systems, and a B.A. in Management and Ethics. His educational journey reflects his unwavering commitment to leadership and ethical practice, shaping the future of mental health and veteran support.