New York psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert shares healthy ways to handle PTSD triggers after witnessing tragic events, such as ...

Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert explains how witnessing traumatic events, like recent deaths, can cause shock, fear and sleep ...

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