A secondary mental health pandemic is being left in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Public health experts fear that prolonged periods of uncertainty, stress, and grief will leave many with post traumatic stress disorder. This episode explores Post Traumatic Growth, a process of facilitating personal growth after trauma. An interview with Dr. Tedeschi, one of the founders of the concept, explores how to apply this concept to pandemic-related trauma and discusses the scope of the mental health crisis that is developing.  <ul><li>Resource for first responders &amp; veterans: <a href='https://bouldercrest.org/'>Boulder Crest Foundation </a></li><li>Evaluate your progress with this questionnaire:  <a href='https://www.careinnovations.org/wp-content/uploads/Post-Traumatic-Growth-Inventory.pdf'>Post Traumatic Growth Inventory</a></li><li>A more in-depth look into Post Traumatic Growth:  <a href='https://www.apa.org/monitor/2016/11/growth-trauma#:~:text=Post%2Dtraumatic%20growth%20(PTG),often%20see%20positive%20growth%20afterward.'>Review of Post Traumatic Growth by the American Psychology Association</a></li></ul>

Psychology To Win A Political Argument?

Climate Change. Terrorism. A Pandemic. Young people, today, have grown up with complex existential threats. And, more so than any other generation, our perspective of the world is critical to the future. The World We Inherit is a podcast hosted by Anita Kirti—a 20-something, recent college grad—, who does deep-dives into the forces behind the global issues that will be left behind for us.