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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2021 · 21 MIN

#32 – Wave of Traumatic News: A Space to Process Jan 6

from Waves of Change: Modern Perspectives in Asian American Psychology

In the wake of a traumatic news event, how do we go about our day? Do we pretend that nothing has happened? Do we spend the day worrying? Join us this week as we explore different ways we can deal with what happened in the Capitol on January 6, 2021. “In the dark times will there also be singing? Yes, there will also be singing, about the dark times." -Bertolt Brecht Parent script: “What happened today in our nation was so hard to watch. There are a lot of things in America’s history that have been violent and horrible. I’m here to keep you safe. What questions do you have for me?” - Dr Annlouise Lockhart #wavesofchangepodcast #sanfrancisco #america #mentalhealth #asianmentalhealth #therapy #irvingjanis #groupthink #rawfeelings #processing #brecht #uncertainty #psychology Find out more at https://waves-of-change-modern-perspectives-in-asian-ameri.pinecast.co

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