Understanding Survival Through Tragedy
January 14, 2010
Category: Personal Growth and Well-being
In this episode, Armand DiMele explores the complex psychological mechanisms that allow individuals to cope with trauma and tragedy, particularly in the context of disasters like those experienced in Haiti. He discusses concepts such as dissociative amnesia, deja vu, and the role of religion in providing hope and connection during difficult times. Through conversations with listeners, Armand emphasizes the importance of understanding our shared humanity and the innate resilience that surfaces in the face of adversity.
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