”Notes from Newtown” is about building resilience from the trials of life. Tens years on from the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, residents of Newtown have learned much about growing through the pain and tragedy of life. Notes from Newtown, hosted by Newtown psychiatrist, Dr. John Woodall, explores the roots of resilience with members of the Newtown community and other experts known from his time running the Resilient Responses to Social Crisis Working Group at Harvard University.
NOTES FROM NEWTOWN: (all about resilience)
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”Notes from Newtown” is about building resilience from the trials of life. Tens years on from the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, residents of Newtown have learned much about growing through the pain and tragedy of life. Notes from Newtown, hosted by Newtown psychiatrist, Dr. John Woodall, explores the roots of resilience with members of the Newtown community and other experts known from his time running the Resilient Responses to Social Crisis Working Group at Harvard University.
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