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Welcome to the first episode of the Psychology of Everything. Starting off the show is the very first interview ever conducted for this project. In November of 2014, Michael sat down with Joanne Davis, PhD, a clinical psychology faculty member at the University of Tulsa. They hash out the convoluted nature of sexual violence, including the various ways that our society is built to keep victims silent. Dr. Davis is known for her involvement in more than what you would expect one person to manage, and for proof of that, check out this page on the TU website, and for additional proof, check out the TRAPT home page here.
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Welcome to the first episode of the Psychology of Everything. Starting off the show is the very first interview ever conducted for this project. In November of 2014, Michael sat down with Joanne Davis, PhD, a clinical psychology faculty member at the University of Tulsa. They hash out the convoluted nature of sexual violence, including the various ways that our society is built to keep victims silent. Dr. Davis is known for her involvement in more than what you would expect one person to manage, and for proof of that, check out this page on the TU website, and for additional proof, check out the TRAPT home page here.
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Trauman & Recovery by Judith Herman; John Briere, PhD; A New Psychology of Men; A New Psychology of Women; I Don’t Want To Talk About It; I Never Called It Rape
Be sure to follow the show on Twitter
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