Leigh Ann Hello and Michael Govier
Leigh Ann Hello and Michael Govier
Collective Trauma | December 5th, 2021
Collective Trauma | December 5th, 2021
Collective Trauma | December 5th, 2021
Wednesday 8th December 2021
Leigh Ann and Michael discuss collective trauma and its far-reaching effects, using the Oxford High School shooting as a case study.
61 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Collective Trauma: Insights from the Oxford High School Tragedy
Loss can bring you meaning and it can make you a better person.
Imagine a tragedy unfolding right in your own community. For the residents of Detroit, the Oxford High School shooting was one such devastating event that left deep scars on everyone, whether they realized it or not. In this compelling episode of 'First Day Pod', hosts Leigh Ann Hello and Michael Govier tackle the heavy topic of collective trauma.
They explore how events like these impact not just those directly involved, but ripple out to affect countless others in ways they might not even be aware of. The hosts dive into the concept of generational trauma, discussing how pain and suffering can be passed down through generations, often unnoticed. They also touch on the role of social media in our increasingly violent society and how it can amplify these traumatic experiences.
But it’s not all bleak; Leigh Ann and Michael manage to find a silver lining. They end on a hopeful note, reminding us that even in the face of immense loss, there is potential for personal growth and transformation. This episode offers a compassionate and thought-provoking look at a difficult subject, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of trauma and recovery.