In this episode of COVID Convos, we chat with Denise Dussert, a clinical psychologist and MAPP graduate residing in Chile. &nbsp;
We explore how COVID-19 has compounded the civil unrest in Chile, the importance of gratitude and connecting to nature, and a new project led by Denise and her colleagues aimed at providing wellbeing support for migrants. &nbsp;
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The Gift of Silence

What does wellbeing look like in a pandemic?

Each day hosts Kesh Sharma, Simon Coverdale and Justin Griggs will discuss living in a world where the Corona virus has dramatically changed our living conditions. The show will provide up-to date, international perspectives of everyday people with a practical Positive Psychology focus on how to look after yourself and others. There will be plenty of laughs and oversharing as well as guest appearances from people from varied walks of life.