Ryan Wynder
Ryan Wynder
Episode #36 - Healing Trauma: 1 October Mass Shooting.
Episode #36 - Healing Trauma: 1 October Mass Shooting.
Episode #36 - Healing Trauma: 1 October Mass Shooting.
Saturday 14th March 2020
Discover how a survivor of the 1 October Mass Shooting found hope and healing in this episode of The Vegas Therapist podcast.
58 minutes
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Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Surviving Trauma: A Journey of Healing After the 1 October Mass Shooting
Anyone who has experienced trauma will benefit from hearing this story and seeing that there is hope for healing.
Imagine being at a festival, surrounded by music and joy, when suddenly chaos erupts. This episode of 'The Vegas Therapist' takes you into the heart-wrenching experience of a survivor of the 1 October Mass Shooting in Las Vegas. Host Ryan Wynder sits down with his guest, who recounts the moments of sheer terror and the long road to recovery that followed.
From the immediate panic to the lingering triggers, she opens up about the emotional scars left by that tragic night. But it's not all about the pain; it's also about resilience and hope. Through therapy and a strong support system, she has managed to rebuild her life, finding a new sense of normalcy. Ryan and his guest delve into the practical steps that have aided her recovery, such as creating an exposure hierarchy and seeking understanding from those around her.
They highlight the importance of therapy and how it can be a lifeline for anyone grappling with trauma. This episode is a beacon for those who have faced similar horrors, offering not just a story of survival but a roadmap to healing. Whether you've experienced trauma yourself or are supporting someone who has, this conversation is filled with insights and encouragement to help navigate the aftermath of such events.