Episode 9 - Bereavement and grief - loss as source of trauma

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Grief as a result of the loss of a child, sibling, parent or partner is one of the underestimated sources of Childhood trauma. In reflection on everyday news of violence, natural disasters, car accidents and terminal illnesses, we are discussing how bereavement turns into complicated grief and what helpful strategies to use to adapt to the new reality of a world without loved ones. Join trauma therapists Barb Smith Varclova and Danijela Mrdak in this conversation about what bereavement means to different members of the family and how to recognise and prevent the development of trauma responses.

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