The Purple Man Is Back Messing With Jessica Jones’ Head in Season 2
Jessica Jones might've thought she did away with Kilgrave in the season 1 finale, but every comic book fan knows that you can't keep your worst nemesis down.
Read MoreNew Sesame Street Initiative Teaches Children Strategies for Coping With Trauma
The initiative, titled Sesame Street in Communities comes out today with "[free] materials, including videos, books and games," to "help parents and caregivers, in turn, help young children cope with traumatic experiences."
Read MoreArrival Provides a Blueprint for Facing Trauma
How do we go forward into the next four years knowing what trauma awaits so many?
Read MoreThe Trauma of Trump: How Oppression Hurts Our Bodies—and How Allies Can Help
It’s imperative that we understand the election results as an assault, not only on our social progress, but on the survival and wellness of our bodies.
Read MoreAm I Becoming a Monster? How Tokyo Ghoul & Contracted Demonstrate the Horror of Healing From Trauma
Though most people would tell you Tokyo Ghoul should never be compared to Contracted, both stories look at how we view grief, acceptance, loss, fear, anger and moving on in eerily similar ways.
Read MoreWriting From the Id: How SyFy’s The Magicians Surpassed the Books by Depicting Realistic Trauma
I don’t think Grossman meant to have Julia be a "woman in a refrigerator" in his books. I think he believed he was killing his darling. But when given a second chance, Grossman and the TV writers armed her with tragic power and made her story better.
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