Coping with Mass Violence (Virtual)

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Mass Violence—harm to three or more persons in public spaces—is becoming more and more common in our society. Experiencing, surviving, witnessing, or simply hearing about these mass casualty events take a heavy toll on both our personal and the collective health and mental well-being. This talk will describe, explore, and normalize the various reactions people have to Mass Violence followed by research-backed skills and resources on how to better cope.

Dr. Richard Espinoza is a licensed clinical psychologist and researcher based in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Espinoza, or “Dr. E” as he has come to be known by students and patients, proudly serves the LGBTQ+ community and its Allies. Duly, Dr. E strives to help all folks acknowledge, accept, develop, and flourish in their lives by disseminating his clinical observations & research findings through talk therapy, public speaking, and developing digestible self-help worksheets & workbooks.