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Trauma: The Narrative That Takes Control
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Victims can get caught up in blaming themselves for their traumatic event...
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Molly Ansari, PhD, LCPC, ATR-BC, talks about the narrative that can take over victim's perception of a traumatic event in the first part of her 2-video series.
Dr Ansari is an assistant professor at Bradley University, a licensed clinical professional counselor, and board certified registered art therapist at Art Of Healing Counseling.
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