While psychotic breakdowns are more common than esper awakenings as an explanation for why a previously-straitlaced and dutiful young officer decided to desert, run out to the woods, and nearly die of it, this time the uncommon cause turned out to be the real one. No one is particularly holding Conrad's hell week against him, at least not officially, and he is not stripped of any titles nor does he face any other formal consequences, since it does seem like he would love to return to work now that he is no longer magically cursed with insanity. His magic curse is a problem, though, of course; if he ever uses his powers, he'll get backlashed, and if he gets backlashed, he might want to desert again, and that's a liability on the field.
But the DRT does employ a couple of its own espers, low-rank ones whose powers don't give them enough of an edge that it's worthwhile for them to go live the dungeoneering life, and one particular staff sergeant happens to have a plausibly compatible backlash with Conrad's, if Conrad would like to meet with him.