Ep. 12 How BWRT eases children’s experiences of death and trauma

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We are all affected by the death of a loved one, but children can be particularly vulnerable. Clinical psychologist Shelley Hall explains how to support a grieving child and which signs could indicate that professional help is required. Recounting the case of an 8-year-old who witnessed her father shoot her mother and grandparents, Shelley illustrates the efficacy of BrainWorking® Recursive Therapy. Sponsored content.
13 Apr 2021 English South Africa Self-Improvement · Relationships

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