In March of 2017 Kelly Herron was in the middle of a marathon training run. She stopped in the bathroom of Golden Gardens State Park in Seattle and was confronted by a man who'd been hiding in a stall waiting for a woman to attack. It took everything Kelly had to fight him off and lock him in the bathroom until police arrived. Over night Kelly became famous for the battlecry she'd screamed at him and for the courageous way she reacted.  Kelly talks to us about the ways the attack challenged her sobriety, how EMDR therapy helped and a recent positive encounter she had with a first responder.  In Clinican's Corner Dr. Anne Bisek explains what EMDR therapy is and how it acts as "windshield wipers for the brain."