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Mike O Connor talks to Russell Hurn about his experiences working with the community of Dunblane after the shootings.

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This is the first podcast for EMDR UK recorded in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Mike O' Connor talks about how his life changed on 13th March 1996, the day of the Dunblane Shootings. How, after that, conducting research showed the prevalence of trauma and loss in children and subsequently how important it is to work with them at an early stage. He discusses his vision for EMDR UK at the start of his presidency and the challenges of Covid-19 and remote working.

This is a Laura Beech production for EMDR UK.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the authors and presenters
and are not endorsed by the Association.

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Manage episode 423072945 series 3579351
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This is the first podcast for EMDR UK recorded in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Mike O' Connor talks about how his life changed on 13th March 1996, the day of the Dunblane Shootings. How, after that, conducting research showed the prevalence of trauma and loss in children and subsequently how important it is to work with them at an early stage. He discusses his vision for EMDR UK at the start of his presidency and the challenges of Covid-19 and remote working.

This is a Laura Beech production for EMDR UK.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the authors and presenters
and are not endorsed by the Association.

  continue reading

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